Hapleby 4PCS Premium Bike Brake Pads, Professional Mountain Bicycle V-Brake Pads, Bike Brake Blocks Kit, for Free Hex Wrench

Works fine, easy to install. Comes with all the hardware you need to refresh your brake pads.

These are probably less than 1/4 what you'd pay for pads at a bike shop for similar quality. They seem to be great pads so far. Installation was a breeze as I've done this dozens of times. Each brake pad is marked FRONT, above that is an arrow. You'll have two for the right side and two for the left side (2 pairs). Make sure and orient the pads with arrows pointing to the FRONT of the bike. Someone felt cheated because he got all "front" pads and no "rear" ones. (Wow.) They do seem to be pretty squeak and squeal free, even if improperly adjusted. For that alone I think they'd be good for someone that hasn't done this much. No idea how long they will last, but like I said..... The price is ridiculously good and they stop very well. Consult with my Colleagues at Utube University for guidance if needed.

As a home bike mechanic, I’ve bought dozens of Hapleby Premium Bike Brake Pads and love their low price and decent quality. Durable, with smooth, quiet braking and solid stopping power, they’re easy to install with the included hex wrench. Perfect for budget-conscious riders!

Works and fits great. Has great gripping.

I swapped these onto my daughter’s bike after her old pads kept squealing, and the difference was immediate. The braking feels smoother and more controlled, even when she’s riding through puddles after rain. Installation was simple with the included wrench, though I did notice they wear a little faster on steep hills compared to flatter routes. My son tried them out too, and he liked how quickly the bike stopped without that harsh grinding sound. For the cost, getting four pads in one pack is a solid deal, especially since they perform as well as pricier name‑brand options.

I can’t believe how much better these work than the ones that come with the bike. You can tell the material is higher quality just by looking at it. It gives us a nice, smooth, quiet braking that I haven’t had in this bike in a while. Good stuff.

If the bracket on your bike that holds the brake pad is less than about 1/4 inch, the nut will not thread down far enough to secure the pad. I had to add a few extra washers in order to have the nut tighten. Note that the nut is not a standard nut, but one with an Allan wrench slot on the end. That's what causes the nut to not tighten fully against the bracket that holds the pad. It works as I've modified it, but it would be nice to have the manufacturer specify what thickness you need to have it work without modification.

Best bike brake pads I’ve even heard of let alone used in 40 years