Crank Brothers Doubleshot Pedals for Sale, Reviews, Deals and Guides

It does the job and is very easy to release from, which is most important. But at this price I thought it would be a little easier to click into. It often takes me 4 or 5 tries to click in which is a hassle on hills and leaves me behind if riding in a group. I also wish it were a bit lighter. I like my Shimano clipless a bit better, though not really much difference.

They could be really good with the right set of shoes I think, I just haven't found those yet. I got these specifically because I would be able to ride my gravel bike in reg shoes on the platform side and in mtb shoes with the clips on regular long rides. I wasn't concerned about having to flip the pedals to get clipped unlike other mtb pedals due to my background with Shimano's SPD-SL one-sided road cleats. Unfortunately, combined with 2 different pairs of mtb shoes that offer any tread for walking up impassible sections, there isn't enough clearance in the pedal's design to clip-in. The black metal bracket and platform shape around the clip mechanism interfere with treads on both sets of shoes I've tried, even with the included cleat spacers. The best option would be to use a Dremyl tool or sharp knife to shave away the sole of the shoe where needed, or to use a more road-like cycling shoe with no treads, but are you really willing to go through the trouble of mutilating any $100+ pair of shoes for the sake of using $70 pedals with no adjustability or real servicability? Really disappointed honestly

I have rode clipless many years and love being clipped into my bike! I wanted to get into more downhill style and wanted a pedal that I could clip in and also ride flat. This design is a great idea until you actually use it... The flat side isn't stable because the cleat on your shoe interferes with your grip, and when you want to ride clipless you have to take the extra time to make sure you're on the right side of the pedal to clip in. Overall good quality product but I'd say choose one or the other and stick with it!

These things are built very solidly, unfortunately I had a lot of problem on the trail getting in and out of the clips. I spent too much time with their finicky nature. The flat side is great. I do have nice grip when riding in more a commuter situation (I haven't ridden the flats on trail). Overall, I'll be replacing these going forward.

The crank brothers double shot pedals are a really good choice for most that are drawn to wanting both sides on clip ins and flat pedals. Easy to differentiate switching between the two on the trail.

These pedals are just what I was looking for. I've never used clipped in pedals but I bought these to try it and so far enjoy it. They are very easy to get in and out of, and it's nice being able to flip and ride unclipped if I need. Very happy with my purchase.

I enjoy riding with both flats and cleats, so these pedals are perfect for both. I have had great traction with flats and the clip in side works great as well. The platform is nice and wide so perfect for the new rider trying to get into clip ins.

Bought these for commuting since I like to wear regular shoes when it's warm and click in during the winter. Read in other reviews that the platform side of the pedal is slippery, but I haven't experienced that. Sticks just fine to my shoes when not clipped in.