Easy to use with the foot pedal
358622
It is the right size. Easy to use with the foot pedal. Glad we found the right one.
3698763
Great commuting pedal for someone who doesn't want a big road bike SPD cleat making them look like a fool around the office.

Great combo with the SPD sandals as the platform helps distribute weight.
19401
A good price and easy to use. The small pedal board foot print and the low price made this the perfect pedal for someone who wanted to play with guitar looping.
587202
These are a decent improvement to pedals for a casual cyclist who doesn't want to bother with full-on clips. They are fairly easy to install (assuming your pedals have holes pre-drilled in the front). You won't get the grip or power from these as you would with a clip, but still will have some improvement over bare pedals. They do take some getting used to as you have to make sure the pedals are right-side up when you put your feet on them, you can't just mash your foot down. All that said, these are durable and seem to work well for what they are.
883690
I recently purchased a used 10 year old Casio keyboard without pedals. I was pleased to find the M-Audio pedal at a reasonable price. It arrived quickly and works as expected. It has a non-skid base which works well on my hardwood floors. As an added bonus, it has a plastic cover on the pedal that I'm keeping on it to keep it from getting scuffed.
603401
I really enjoy this product.  this is my first clip in pedal and I adjusted to it immediately.  no falls, no "close calls", and much more pedaling efficiency.
3507715
Easy to use. Great for making a grippy platform on carbon soled shoes, just alternate the thin and thick sides if you want to to keep the platform flat.
962091
I love these pedals.  They're functionally identical to the cheaper models, but much lighter.  It probably doesn't make much of a difference, but if you're counting grams these are great.

I love that they don't spin when I'm trying to clip in.

The machined edges were a bit sharp out of the box, so I immediately took an emery board to them.  I'd rather have my pedals scratched up than my shins.

The large surface is sufficient for riding with regular shoes, unlike the race style pedals.
1707303
The bike was delivered as promised and I was able to move the box and assemble it by myself. Assembling it was moderately complicated, but not that difficult.
Once you learn that the faster you pedal, the harder it gets, it is relatively easy to use. It is also important to stop with the pedals approximately horizontal. Starting the bike with the pedals vertical is difficult. This is a Amazon Verified Purchase.
2559232
First of, I was taken that this thing was cheaper to buy here at REI than online. I accidentally found out they have this on one of their stores. What a joy this product is. I'm an avid cyclist but more of recreational/comfort type. So there's no need for me to buy a specialized clipless pedal and shoes that's going to cost me over a hundred bucks. This will do. Easy to install, though there weren't any instruction included. It took some getting used to on the start but it is easy and fast on mount and dismount. It helps providing more torque on up and forward movement that uphill was a breeze. I use less energy and I don't have to do the stand and push down technique. Again it's not a top of the line product but it does plenty of help on making cycling more efficient and pleasant.

Pro: Easy to install. Light. Cheap.

Cons: No instruction.

Hint: The metal plate is suppose to be sandwiched between the Toeclips and pedal. The two holes on the bottom is for the forward reflector.

Alternative: I used the metal plate at the back (need to buy four M5x10 screws, washers and nuts). It doesn't provide that much counterbalance but it helps on letting me know if my feet is on the toeclip or not without looking at it. Plus it helps as a flip plate to spin the pedals to the right side up position.
2812435
I wanted to get a clippers pedal system because commuting to work and school id often feel my feet slip of the platform pedals on my bike. I've also heard the dangers of riding with toe cages and thought it would be easier to just ride with a clippers system. Initially I was debating between these and crank brothers candy pedals. I ultimately went with these for the price, a more durable cleat and lower maintenance. These are good looking pedals, and because of the platform, it's easy to pedal without having to worry about clipping in first. Also comfortable enough to ride with regular shoes for short rides.
73704
I wrote my own page turn software, and wanted a good pedal. This worked out the box- pop in batteries, it paired first time (with Mate Ubuntu on Raspberry Pi), and worked perfectly.  The power save modes are nice - just touch it a few seconds before you need it "awake".  Can be powered by USB if you forgot to have fresh batteries (though i have not tried that).  Seems well built and solid.  While a bit pricy, it seems like a good value once you see how well it works.
2198725
I replaced the marginal dual use Schwinn SPD pedals (rebranded Wellgo WAM-D10) that came with my spin bike because I was getting hot spots and numbness when riding, and one of the pedals began clicking terribly loud.  My criteria for replacement pedals was for an SPD pedal that offered more support for standing climbs and just general pedaling.  The ability to use the pedals without SPD cleats was not pressing, but would be an added benefit.

The A520's were what I chose after considering the M324, A530 and M520, and feel they are perfect for my needs.  I don't think I'd want to use the A520's on my mountain bike because they are one sided, but on a road bike they should be great.  The platform on the A520 is large and does provide extra support with my shoes (Shimano MT-23 and MT-43).  Numbness is virtually gone, and the pedals are smooth, balanced and sturdy.  They take a couple rides to loosen up, but now they always hang with the clips facing to the rear of the bike, so easy to mount my shoes without hunting.

The clip side works just fine for short rides with just my tennis shoes, and I don't feel the clips or any discomfort.  Again, I use these on a spin bike, so none of the usual traffic and outdoor hazard issues to deal with or test with the one sided design.

Overall, an excellent pedal, especially for indoor cycling.
4568944
I am enjoying the bike.  I would like for the hand pedals to have resistance when using the foot pedals
963843
This was pretty easy to install and really helps the piano stand become more rigid.  The pedals have smooth operation and work just fine.  The cord that goes from the foot pedals to the keyboard is long enough so it can be attached along the sides of pedal assembly etc all the way to where it plugs in.  That way it is mostly out of sight.  The pedal size and spacing feels very similar to my grand piano.  Be sure to read the details in the instructions or it may not get installed as well as it could be.  Its easy though.
2287512
It took a minute to figure out how to install them, but once on the bike they work well. This is my first time using foot straps, and I like how wide and comfortable they are. One concern was being able to get them cinched down tight for longer rides on a fixie. But the design makes it very easy to cinch the first foot in with one foot on the ground standing still. Once you start riding and get the other pedal flipped over it's easy to wiggle your foot forward and get a very secure connection to the pedal.
657857
Purchased this "kit" after riding normal pedals for the longest time and wanted to improve my cycling. They were easy to install on the bike and simple to adjust. The shoe seems well built and of decent quality. They are a little small but after riding 500 miles in them, they have broken in and are fitting better.

Right away I noticed my power, speed, and cadence improve with proper placement on the pedals. If you're looking to go clipless, I recommend these as a great starting set due to the good price and decent quality.  Glad I purchased these!