With a new bike comes the opportunity for self-development and performance improvement. Power pedals, recommended by a cycling coach, were advised and these are what I went for. With no previous knowledge or experience, the Garmin pedals are significantly more expensive than high-performing standard...

The best power meter out there if you want cycling dynamics and the ability to move easily between bikes. Rock solid performance and batteries that last seemingly forever. If you're already part of the Garmin ecosystem, these are a no-brainer.

Very happy with the pedals, and the power readings seem consistent with other power meters that I use. Super easy to setup from the Garmin Edge. Only issue I had was that the battery on the right pedal failed within the first week of use, but since replaced no issues.

Having had the Garmin Vector pedals I knew what I would be getting. The pods never caused me an issue so not having them makes no difference. These are nicely made and look good. Only have covered a few hundred miles in them but they are similar readings to the Vectors.

Data-driven insights = efficiency which is really helping with everything from zones to ftp to ironing out stroke inefficiency.

Had them a month, faultless, though sometimes need some persuasion to wake up

Within a week of buying this product I had wasted hours and hours trying to stop it disconnecting and dropping out. The 'answer' on Garmin forums appears to be to get customers to repeatedly disconnect it, reconnect it, reset everything, repeatedly replace the batteries etc etc etc.

I really like the design of these pedals. They are super easy to connect and use. Out of the package I compared the power reading to a second power meter, I really liked the accuracy. After a few rides a few things started happening and continued to get worse.

These look really smart on the bike, but I find their power readings a bit glitchy. When I first installed them on my turbo bike on a new Wahoo Kickr, they were about 7% down across the range of efforts. With a firmware update and tightening them up, they tracked really well.

The Garmin Rally RK200 pedals enable me to track my effort and effectiveness of each leg while pedaling during a workout. They are easy to install, easy to calibrate, and easy to change batteries on.