Pedals

Affordable, tough and attractive UK-friendly pedals, but clipping in can be a little vague

Suprisingly supportive and lightweight pedals, but would benefit from a few pins

Unique but grippy and supportive pedals, though lacks effective sealing

Excellent double-sided power pedals that are light and reliable

A fresh design brings improved support, easier serviceability and more traction but pin design won't please everyone

Light, stiff, and aero – these deliver pro-level performance, low weight, long-term durability and at a reasonable price

An alternative approach that works incredibly well

Bulletproof and reasonably light but beware of surface rust

Bulletproof clipless pedals for those who like easy engagement and a locked-in feel

Easy to enter and exit with consistent and reliable performance, and a low weight.

Easy to enter and exit with consistent and reliable performance, and a low weight.

Well built, precise and consistent feel with SPD compatibility

Expensive but tenaciously grippy.

Wallet-friendly, performance rich pedals with minor durability qualms.

Strong, light, thin and grippy pedals but not for everyone

High quality, a very low weight, a super-low price and a performance to rival the likes of Look and Shimano

Super-tough and sorted flat pedals but not the best for bigger feet and the price is high.

A sturdy, supportive and well priced pedal.

A superb large-platform flat pedal that brings durability and grip in equal measures.

Good looking, bulletproof pedals but struggle against cheaper and better pedals

Lots of support and float for those who strive for a wider Q-Factor.

Smooth-rolling pedals that lack width for maximal support and grip.

Very grippy, comfortable and versatile pedals for bikes that do a bit of everything

Expensive, but impressive performance and a very low overall weight

Grippy, good looking and well built but pricey and could do with a more refined profile.