Product Review

The OneUp Components Composite Pedals we're awarded a perfect score of 5/5 by leading mountain bike website MTBR. Checkout the review below. "The pedals performed flawlessly and just seemed to get better with time as they spun more freely and the edges were smoothed out. The best thing about them is the grip. Heel down, heel up or pedaling out of saddle, the pedals always provided reliable and predictable grip. They felt very natural with FiveTen Freerider Pro shoes. These shoes don't have the stickiest sole available but they were a perfect match with the OneUp shoes providing pedaling efficiency and grip. The platform is big at 115×110 without being too big as it extends the pedaling surface close to the crank where the axle meets it. 10 long, removable pins are placed at the outer edges and on the middle of the pedal. Aside from being more affordable compared to aluminum pedals, nylon pedals seen to ride better in the rocks. During those inevitable rock hits, they absorb some of the shock and vibration thus reducing the fatigue to the rider. And clean them up a bit and the scratches seem to disappear on the nylon surface. Are they better than the venerable Race Face Chester pedals at $55? Yes! They weigh exactly the same at 360 grams but the OneUps deliver much more grip. The platform is a touch bigger and the grippier, longer pins are positioned better. And it has a more open, mud-shedding design." The OneUp Composite Pedals features a huge (115x105mm) super grippy platform with 10 rear-loading steel pins per side to keep your feet planted on even the roughest of trails. With a weight of only 355g, they won't slow you down on the climbs. Designed from stealth rubber down and shaped with a subtle convex profile to provide you with more grip thanks to the pedal sitting in the natural arch of your foot. The thin leading edge chamfered design gives you maximum clearance to reduce pedal strikes and deflect off trail obstacle.