Outgeek 1 Pair Bike Pedal Straps Pedal Toe Clips Straps Tape for Fixed Gear Bike

I have used for a week now. Easy to install. For personal preference I like these better than the cages I had on my bike. Glad I bought two pair.

These are perfect for me. They don't mess up my shoes, and they help getting up hills. They are secure and trustworthy, but you can pull out of them quickly if necessary. I have never gotten stuck in them. I have been through about 6 pairs in 5 years, but I ride an average of 10 miles every day. They are perfect for commuting or casual riding. They work with a variety of pedals, but not all pedals. Look at the pictures and you will get an idea what kind of pedal you need. The company stands behind the product. The last pair I bought had the stitching come loose. It was outside the 30 day return period, but I sent a picture and they sent me a new pair immediately.

I tried these for the first time and got great push and pull from each pedal stroke. I paired them with a set of pedals with many spikes screwed into them to keep my feet in place. A small adjustment is needed in the design. The small straps need to be separated to get around the pedal hardware. They held my feet very secure, even on a recumbent tricycle.

I’m on a work trip for a few months and picked up a second hand commuter bike. I needed a cheap alternative to going clipless, as I didn’t want to travel with shoes and pedals. I wanted Power Grips, but my current platforms won’t support it, and my bike isn’t worth upgrading the pedals. I ordered these, figuring they’re cheap enough to test out.It took several rides to find the right fit for my foot. I stop often on my route and it’s a bit of a pain to get locked in without staring at my feet the whole time, practice might help, but occasionally they will lie flat and I’ll have to lift it up with my toes and wiggle them in. Unlike cages or cleats, I can’t just slide in quickly, I have to make sure I don’t accidentally squish the straps down. Also, both straps are identical. Not one for left side and one for right. It doesn’t really make a difference, functionally, but it shows how little thought went into them.I’m not sure how much these are helping in regards to power transfer on the up rotation. I might need a tighter fit, but if I do, I won’t be able to step out as easily and falling over is a probable. I’ve taken to turning my feet slightly to get more snug, and then I can turn the other direction to step out.Overall, probably not the best choice for normal cyclists. A couple dollars more and you can get a better quality and better performing options. I see a lot of reviewers using these for their children or persons with special needs, and I think these are much better suited for them. I’ll be keeping these for my girl, when she starts biking (if they last until then), but these definitely won’t be seeing any further use when I get back home.

I bought these to help with my indoor training routine. They install easily and appear well made.

The majority of the time, I need my pedals open and free for stop-and-go, urban cycling. But occasionally I go on a longer trip with a friend and could use the additional force of upward pedaling.I love that I can stick these on my pedals for our trips, and then just un-stick them when I get back. I wouldn't be happy leaving them on permanently, though, because they get kind of floppy and difficult to find with your foot. If you're looking for a full-time solution, you'll just have to get pedals with toe-cages on them.

Well they fit all standard pedals, and are very well made, and yes they work., I bought these cuase my feet kept sliding off the pedals as I road my bicycle, well they work really well cuase when my bike hit a dead flat spot and I had to stop, well I couldn't get my foot out of the strap and down I went bike and all, alittle road rash on the elbows and legs, but hey my feet didn't come out of the straps.... lol.. dont recommend unless you only use 1 and leave one leg free so you can put it on the ground when needed, it arrived early, thanks

First time buying pedal straps. I built a single speed roadbike and have had these for 1 month and have ridden ijust under 160 miles with them. They are a bit flimsy and have to use a low/slim profile shoe to slide in (converse low tops) or else i had to reach down to fit over other shoes (UnderArmor running shoes). To make them a bit more stiffer to stand up, i had cross thread them then insert inside the pedals. Tonight i was on mile 5 when the pull through strap pulled out from the velco. The stitching split it apart and is basically unraveling. I avg 13.5 mph so its not like im super aggressive on them.

Good quality

Easy to install. Well constructed. For the first month they held their shape well and while riding were easy to get my feet back into however now the nylon has softened and takes a bit of effort to get my feet back inside the loop while riding. Still, very effective and better than the cages I was using prior

I have a couple of issues with these. First one of the velcro straps ripped off as I was putting it on and adjusting it. And the other is that my feet got stuck in them and I couldn't move them off the pedal and on the ground fast enough twice today. It is worth spending a bit more and getting the plastic ones so that your feet does not get stuck in case there's an emergency.

Product failed after 2 or 3 uses. The fabric snapped and broke where the 2 thinner straps fit through the pedal. These are definitely for show and are not strong enough to assist with slowing or anything. Do not recommend

These are not easy to use when you are biking, your feet get stuck in them, getting the sizing right is annoying, getting your feet into them when starting/stopping is terrible.