Race Face
Chester Pedals

Riding Orcutt Hills Open Space trails which are Oak Woodland and sandy stretches with dips and crests. Clip ins were abandoned long ago and these wide platforms with adjustable grips are just the ticket. My whole riding experience improved with the Chester's. I didn't want to risk less expensive copies and I couldn't be happier.

Superb pedals, great quality and colors! I returned to flat pedals after a knee injury. Race Face Chester pedals are recommended.

I used clipless pedals for many years on XC bikes Then I was out of riding for quite a few years due to an injury. When I came back I found myself crashing a lot more than I remember doing years ago. Then

getting back into pedals on a downhill-off camber turn was enough to get me to quit. Several people told me to try flat pedals, at first I was kind of insulted...then I decided to give it a try. The Chesters were on sale so I decided to give them a try. They're big and grippy, and I'm getting in more ride time with them (and my riding

is improving) so I think they were well worth the investment.

With grippy 510 shoes, these pedals work great. Survived pedal strikes no problem

Bought these for my grandson for Christmas. He j got a mountain bike for his birthday (November) and had to ditch plastic pedals that came with bike. He said they work great.

I own several bikes like many of you. I have an older road bike that I have been using to run errands and do short rides. I did have SPD pedals on it, but decided to try these Chesters on it. The bike is so much easier and fun to ride with the Chesters. It�s easy to get on and off, you don�t need to wear cleats and I truly feel like I ride this bike more now to do more errands (I would use a car instead) just because it�s easier to hop onto it. You will only notice a power and efficiency decrease when you�re out of the saddle in sprints or on a longer climb. Other than that, platforms are the way to go.

Swapped from XTR clipless. Didn't lose as much power as I thought and I actually go uphill better when it's steep cause I'm not worried about falling over clipped in. Good grip, no issues.

Swapped from XTR clipless. Didn't lose as much power as I thought and I actually go uphill better when it's steep cause I'm not worried about falling over clipped in. Good grip, no issues.

Nice looking pedals at a good price. These are a first since I have used Shimano clip less forever. Time will tell which I like better.

Got these pedals as upgrades to the flats that came with my boys mountain bikes. They're great entry level pedals that are definitely a step up from the stock pedals. The replaceable studs have given my kids more confidence that their feet will stay on the pedals even when it's a little wet or muddy out. The composite body has held up well so far and the bearings continue to spin smoothly.

Great pedals that work well with commuter shoes.

I've been riding these for a year now on my MTB and while they're a good value they don't provide adequate grip for technical trails. My foot slips a lot and I find myself constantly adjusting my foot placement, which isn't a good thing when bombing down rocky descents. Best for XC riding on smooth trails.

I have had these on my mountain bike for 2 months. They are very durable. Great flat and very sticky pedals. I don't see any reason to buy a more expensive pedal. These are great.

I'm pleased with them

Feet stay in place and they work

I'm pleased with them

Feet stay in place and they work

I tried these on my Salsa Casseroll, wanted some pedals to work with my regular Keen H2's. I like them, they grip the shoes really well, you can't really make any small adjustments without lifting your foot off of the pedal. It's nice to be able to just hop on and ride without clipping in. I had hoped they would work with my Shimano XC5 mountain shoes but they just don't grip that kind of sole very well. So they grip flat shoes good, lugged soles not so well. Overall I am happy with them, haven't used them long enough to comment on wear, but they do seem sturdy.

I have these on multiple bikes and haven't had any issues.

bought this for my gravel bike and its awesome! no slipping through up hill and did already atleast 700miles on them. no complaints:)

Light, cheap, first pair lasted 3 years with no issues.

Use these for commuting. They are strong and look good on the bike. I put a bit of grease when I install them and lower the pins about half way.