My Wellgo...... pedals are decent kit for both cross country and basic downhill biking. The platform size is reasonable ( not super big) and the teeth hold you well. Especially with me Sam Hill 501 trainers LINK..holding me in. The point being it is as worth investing in the right shoes if you thinking what are my next pedals.

I bought these around 3 to 4 years ago and they have taken a lot of pounding. In that time I think I have lost one tooth (crash related) so they have really stood the test of time.

Tech Spec:

Body:Alloy 6061 extruded, CNC machined
Spindle:CNC machined, Cr-Mo
Bearing:Sealed bearing / DU bushing
Size:109 * 109.9 [mm]
Weight:472 g/pr

Features:
• Super tough CNC machined body
• Light weight and strong
• Replaceable traction pins
• Cromoly axle
• Smooth sealed cartridge bearings

I got these as I was thinking of moving from clipped in to flats as my riding style was changing and I was practising a lot of new technical stuff and wanted more freedom of movement as well as to increase the safety of my numerous exit strategies from me bike

I wonder if the pedals you next buy are indicative of where you either want your biking to go or where you feel it should go next. This was certainly true as described above when moving from clipped to flats..

So as they are near the end of their life I am likely to go for something with a more downhilly, free ride platform feel. Let's see if my biking follows suit