FIFTY-FIFTY Mountain Bike Pedals - Wide Non-Slip Nylon Platform

In this review the FIFTY-FIFTY Mountain Bike Pedals are examined for riders who want a low-cost, practical upgrade to their bike's platform pedals. The single biggest reason to buy is the combination of a wide, ultra-thin platform and aggressive replaceable steel pins that deliver secure foot placement on mixed trails and in wet conditions. For cyclists who value grip and pedal clearance over lighter clipless systems, these pedals offer a clear, functional improvement over many stock pedals.

Key Features

• Durable construction: The nylon composite body and Cr-Mo spindle provide a balance of shock resistance and corrosion resistance for regular trail use.
• Anti-skid surface: Nine replaceable steel pins per side keep shoes planted even when the platform is muddy or wet, reducing the chance of slipping.
• Wide platform: The 4.17in by 4.09in surface supports a range of shoe sizes and lets riders adjust foot position during long rides for comfort.
• Ultra-thin profile: At about 0.7in thickness the pedals offer extra clearance to reduce pedal strikes on technical trails and obstacles.
• Sealed bearings: Bearings keep the spindle protected from water and dust so the pedals continue to spin smoothly after wet rides.
• Universal fit: The standard 9/16in spindle works with most mountain, gravel, road and e-bike crankarms for easy replacement.

Who It's For

These pedals are best for trail riders, commuters and casual cyclists who want a sturdier flat pedal than typical stock options. The large platform and aggressive pins suit mountain, enduro and gravel riders who need foot security when climbing, descending or running technical lines.

Riders looking for very lightweight race components or a clip-in pedal system should look elsewhere; similarly, those who require metal body pedals exclusively may prefer higher-end alloy platforms for long-term durability under heavy use.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Wide platform and thin profile improve shoe support and trail clearance.
• Replaceable steel pins and textured surface deliver strong grip in wet and muddy conditions.
• Lightweight at about 352g per pair and easy to install with standard left/right markings.
• Sealed bearings help maintain smooth, quiet rotation after rides in rain or dust.

Cons

• Some users report mixed long-term durability compared with metal pedals under heavy abuse.
• As a nylon composite pedal, it may show wear faster than higher-end alloy models.

Specifications

Brand	FIFTY-FIFTY
Material	Nylon composite body, Cr-Mo spindle
Platform size	4.17in x 4.09in (L x W)
Thickness	0.7in
Weight	352g per pair
Spindle	Standard 9/16in, marked CR-L and CR-R
Pins	9 replaceable steel pins per side

Our Verdict

For riders who want a practical, affordable upgrade from basic pedals, the FIFTY-FIFTY Mountain Bike Pedals deliver strong grip, a roomy platform and good pedal clearance, making them excellent value for most trail and commuter use. They are not the lightest or the most bombproof metal pedals available, but the combination of sealed bearings, replaceable pins and universal 9/16in fit makes them a sensible choice for many cyclists.

Frequently Asked Questions

Will these fit my bike crank?
The pedals use a standard 9/16in spindle that fits the majority of mountain, road, gravel and e-bike crankarms.

Are the pins replaceable?
Yes, each side has nine replaceable steel pins so you can replace worn pins without changing the whole pedal.

How do they perform in wet or muddy conditions?
The aggressive steel pins and textured nylon platform maintain grip even when covered in mud, reducing the chance of shoe slippage.