Customer Reviews

Dimension Pedal Blocks, Black

5 star:		(3)
4 star:		(2)
3 star:		(1)
2 star:		(5)
1 star:		(2)

 

 

I got these for a tricycle. The rubber wrapper part was too big to squeeze them tightly against the pedals. I tried to make the existing pedal fatter by adding tape and cardboard, but the tape (I only had clear packing tape on hand) made it too slick, and as the kids pedaled, this product slipped off.

If I wanted to use duct tape and cardboard to make the pedal fatter, I wouldn't need this product. The rubber wrapper part should be adjustable somehow, maybe with velcro? or include or sell a couple different sizes of rubber wrapper.

bought these to go on a kids bike. They fall off constantly. The band that holds them on is too loose. Therefore a waste of money.

This product was a big disappointment. The rubber sleeve broke very quickly. Don't waste your money.

I had absolutely NO problem installing these blocks. They fit perfectly on my son's Schwinn Tricycle and are very sturdy. Look at the picture to see how it is installed. I took the blocks out of the rubber band, put the band on the pedal first, and then inserted one block on top and one below the pedal. I am glad I ignored the negative ratings here and ordered these. I added a customer image of the tricycle with the pedal extenders installed.

The petal blocks worked fine ititially. My husband had to put them on but it meant they were tight which I suspect is a good thing, however, they split in two and broke off within a 7 weeks. Had to scrap both. Waste of time and money.

These worked great. I was able to get them both on in about 5-10 minutes.

They are hard if not impossible to pull apart - which assures they are not going to slip off.

Here's how I installed them:

- Take one of the two wooden blocks out of the rubber strap

- Place the rubber strap and one of the blocks on the pedal so the one wooden block is on the bottom side of the pedal

- Put some dish soap on the underneath side of the rubber strap for the top block

- Put some dish soap on the top side of the top block

- Slide top block under rubber strap on the top of the pedal

Dish soap is the key to getting these things on no doubt about it. Otherwise I found them impossible to install.

I'm reasonably strong and could not get the pedal blocks to pull apart at all , let alone far enough to slip onto the pedals. They were ofno value at all.

My daughter got a raido flyer classic for her birthday and needed the blocks. They were hard to put on (I couldn't do it, my husband had to do it), but they do the job.

Great pedal blocks. They help extend the use of my grandson's tricycle that he loves so much.

The pedal blocks were for my 2 year old. They are simple. They just get the job done. You just need to show your child how to pedal with them.