Since a few months I have a pair of 700's and they do great. No problems at all in mud, there's enough around here the last weeks. I tried them in all kinds of terrain and never had any problems getting in or out or unexpected release. And, they look great in yellow.

For the price, these are the best pedals on the market. They work fine, easy in and easy out.
My last pair of clipless pedals fell apart in three months. I have had these for almost a year with no problems. If you want a really good clipless pedal and don't want to spend big $$ these wellgo 700's can't be beat!

GREAT price, good performance easy adjustability

none so far

Awesome pedal, great price awesome performance. I think this a great pedal not just for the beginner but for anyone looking at clipless. Easily adjusted. Also, give some props to jensonusa.com for their awesome customer service, quick shipping and the lowest prices ANYWHERE

no oil needed, at least i haven't positive click in/out good looking mud don't do much to the realease

the cleats clog up with mud and you gotta get off the bike and clean it out with a stick or something (no biggie in dry stuff)

its awesome sprained wrist notwithstanding they're the best thing to happen to bikes since dirt. just don't go offroad the first ride you use them on because you deserve to fall

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none lke it

Durability. I have done nothing to these pedals in over four years of riding. A little WD-40 on the springs before a ride and they work great.

None.

Wellgo makes a fine product, and for the money it is hard to beat.

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What can i say.They do there job well Brake in period Was fast.Good pedal if you don't have a lot of cash.Suck in the mud.5 smokers for break in 2 for mud.I wish i had a cheese burger.

I think my pedals broke pretty much like the guy below. Girvin sucks because I took the pedals back to the dealer, they sent them in for warranty and k2 said they would not cover it. I have pictures of what happend to them at
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All I can say is that since I have been riding the big S life is grand

Not a bad pedal for the price. This is my first set and I've only had'em for a couple a days. I needed to really tweek them to get my foot in and out easily, however after painstakingly doing so for about an hour they are just fine. i know a guy who has had'em for six months and said he would never part with them. We shall see if i feel the same. I'll give updates.

I wanted to do a quick follow up review to the one I did below. I talked with girvin and even put a post on their tech forum, still no response from them. I just posted again to them. I posted a message to girvin on 5-6-98 with no response. My LBS is not
convenient for me to get to so I have been riding on these unsafe pedals
for about a month now. I had called girvin and they refused to send the
part to me saying take it to the shop to see if it was a warranty issue.
Read my post below. I did get a response from someone who I now
realize is not girvin. I want givin to respond and take responsibility. Today
I am pissed, while cranking up a fairly steep hill, I had the unfortunate
experience of being clipped into the broken side which caused me to
become unclipped at a very bad moment, causing me to come off the
bike in a rather unprofesional manner. Everyone with in a mile could
certainly hear my profanity directed at girvin. I am not happy at this point
and plan on making it my mission in life to post everywhere including my
own web page which gets about 2000 hits a month and is directed at
bikers. I am in the process of taking a macro pic and scanning it to my
page. I will post this when I have it up. Since my post and no response I
have talked with several hundred ppl before and after my rides when
everyone is hanging out bsing and I show them this and explain what
girvin/k-2/proflex is doing about it. I had been thinking of buying a proflex
this year as a compliment to the hardtail I have. I will not spend $3000
with someone who blows me off on a $100 set of pedals. The
replacement part at the most costing $2. I manage a retail store and I
know the difference between good and bad service. I had a flexpost on
order which I have canceled and am now waiting for a hydrapost. Word of
mouth can be the best advertising in the world, It can also be very
damaging to a company. Your choice girvin. And John Tanner Thanks for
offering to send me the part, I thought you were a girvin rep. I would prefer
that you dont send it, I want girvin to take care of this problem. they get one flaming chillie for their outstanding customer service.

girvin informed me that welgo makes these pedals for them. Since there is not a girvin rating yet I am posting this here. They have taken this post off once. Hopefully it will remain up this time. I feel that I am following the guidelines for posting in good faith. I dont know why they would take it down. E-mail me if there is a good reason please.I'm not quite sure what to say about these pedals. I wish there had been more reviews about them before I bought them. I went from the toe cage type pedal to these and I love the way that they work. I have had them for only about 3 weeks though and one has already broken. I just got back from riding and the left one did not feel quite right. Upon closer inspection I noticed that the large part of the release clip on one side had broken off. The guy at the bike store tried to sell me shimano 747 but I went with the girvin because my stepbrother has a proflex with the givin c-mag. I called k-2 as soon as I got in and Mark at customer service told me I would have to resolve it at my bike shop. Two problems with that. One this was the last pair they had. Two I will be with out pedals while I am waiting for the new ones or replacement parts. I have read alot of reviews here and some of the better companies have shipped ppl new parts overnight. Not the case with girvin. This part probably only cost them 50 cents and I would have been more than happy to replace it myself. Plus I hate going to the shop to have this taken care of cause as Mark put it they would have to determine if it was a warranty issue. So now if the guy at the shop does not want to cover it under warranty I have to argue with him about it or pay more bucks for pedals I just spent $100.00 on. I have only had these for 3 weeks, and I am not that hard on my bike. I wish now I had listened to the salesmaker and gone with shimano. They get 2 chillies only because I really like clipless pedals. Shimano has a solid piece across the back which looking in retrospect is probably a lot more durable. I hope this site puts up girvin pedals on the main review board soon, I would like to see if anyone else has had this problem. I will write another review when I get this resolved and spend some more time on these pedals. But before you buy these just look at them and think for yourself how strong that design is. I have had my bike for over a year now and have never had any of my shimano stuff break. In fact everything else has been flawless.