Has anyone had problems with these mats slipping too far forward under the pedals? I had that problem with other mats due to no retention clips.
1041815
these have retaining holes like the original carpet one, just make sure you put the retaining clips of your drivers seat on the holes and no problem
871171
Have found no problems with them in this regard. Used this on a spin bike - standing climbs without clips are ok. Would be ok endorsing this product especially as it is cheaper than better known equivalents
1159054
My Klipsch X11's stay put pretty much. You can squeeze them in to varying degrees and I frequently ride bikes with them and never notice any slipping.
756607
Hi,This track is great, we've never had any slippage problems. I used to be a gymnast so I know how important that it doesn't is. There is Velcro on the underside of one end (to connect it to another one if you want it longer). Since most of the at home practice won't be full-tilt tumbling I wouldn't worry- just remember to get everything breakable out of the way, lolHope that helps!Have a great day,Beth
456096
If you are having this issue, go to Walmart or an auto parts store and buy a small tube of lock tight. This will stop that from happening. I have put over a thousand miles on my bike and the pedals have never needed to be tightened.
2270205
I last used mine in October 2014, and I didn't have any problem with either pedal. I kept mine in the plastic bag it came in to keep it clean and avoid crumbs and such getting into any crevices. Could that possibly be the problem? Sorry I'm not more help.
2112858
Yes. The front ones. I have not had any problems with any of them slipping around.
871170
Have found no problems with them in this regard. Used this on a spin bike - standing climbs without clips are ok.Would be ok endorsing this product especially as it is cheaper than better known equivalents
466958
I have a 2008 G35 Journey and they fit fine. However the driver's side mat does not want to stay "clipped" to the fastener on the floor. It is always sliding off. I added a small piece of velcro to help hold the mat in place. Hope this helps.
1276446
I installed mine myself and blew one out almost immediately. Installed another and both have done very well ever since but I can not tell you why they slip so easily. You might want to try a set of tires with the wire edges which hold much better to the rim.
1045643
No they never slip. I road bike with them, run, cross fit, and a lot of jumping drills and never had them slip down or need to be readjusted.
1548742
You may need to slightly enlarge the round hole where the brake cable exits. I did and it helped. And yes, like the other person said, put some silicone on the inside to help them slip on otherwise it will be very difficult.
2069506
YES, they fit pretty well. The pin that holds the mat in place doesn't do it well if you keep the old mats in simultaneously.
307226
I was in mud up to my ankles and they worked just fine for me; no slipping or sliding. Hope this helps with your question.
1375817
I never had a problem with them slipping at all. Mine are stacked on my desk and have a little lip that sort of locks together. I love them.
2021263
Hasn't happened to me yet. I love these pedals so far. Only been on about a couple dozen rides with them but I weigh 200lbs and they feel solid. Very light also.
45331
It fits great. The picture above is a little misleading. There's a cutout where the gas pedal is. So it's not covered or anything. I've had my set for 4 months and they've been great. I'd say they're much safer than the plastic fit all mats because they clip into the original mat clips on the floor.