I've been riding these pedals for a couple years now. I've noticed the same thing that with size 10 FiveTens, my feet tend to end up a little off the side of the pedals. I have the nylon OneUp pedals on my second bike, and their usable platform feels bigger in comparison. I'd also add that the stock bearings (and those included in the service kit) are not very durable. I was replacing them about twice a year, following very moderate use (couple rides per week) in generally dry conditions. However, since I replaced the stock bearings with Enduro MAX bearings, the wear stopped, at a cost of a bit more bearing resistance (the pedals don't free spin). Otherwise, they're good pedals: lightweight, very durable, and good grip.
Jan. 2, 2018, 2:50 p.m. - Andeh
I've been riding these pedals for a couple years now. I've noticed the same thing that with size 10 FiveTens, my feet tend to end up a little off the side of the pedals. I have the nylon OneUp pedals on my second bike, and their usable platform feels bigger in comparison. I'd also add that the stock bearings (and those included in the service kit) are not very durable. I was replacing them about twice a year, following very moderate use (couple rides per week) in generally dry conditions. However, since I replaced the stock bearings with Enduro MAX bearings, the wear stopped, at a cost of a bit more bearing resistance (the pedals don't free spin). Otherwise, they're good pedals: lightweight, very durable, and good grip.