These are the real deal, reasonably light, very grippy and they won't scar up your shin or calf. Plus they are identical on each side so you don't have to flip the pedal to get to the proper side. I love them.
http://www.rivbike.com/product-p/pe2.htm

http://www.bicyclebuys.com/bikes/bmx...FZCd4AodrX8ANA

I rock Redline BMX pedals

You know, what makes pedals "BMX"? Aren't they just a form of platform pedal?

M.

Actual BMX pedals have a 1/2" spindle,which won't fit normal bikes which use 9/16". There are however many 9/16" pedals that are 'BMX style';basically,they have pins on the contact surface.

I feel compelled to give my review of these pedals, it was mixed at best. If one were to only ride in flip flops they'd probably be great.

I posted an earlier version of this review on BF, but the one linked below has some updates and an Ergon rep responded to the thread and my review within that thread:
http://forums.mtbr.com/commuting/loo...ls-861607.html

Yes, this. I think a lot of people who BMX as kids are accustomed to that type of pedal and then want them for mountain biking/road biking when they are older.... so they make them with the bigger spindle.