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Product description
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.
SPECIFICATIONS
• Platform: 115mm x 105mm • Axle: Black Chromoly Steel • Body: Nylon compostite • 355 grams • Height: 18.5mm (13.3 at the leading edge) • Pins: 10 per side
FEATURES
• 10 rear loading Steel pins / side, with Nyloc nuts • DU plus cartridge bearing axle system • Thin leading edge chamfered design to deflect off obstacles • Wide platform design for increased stability • Contoured shape provides ultimate connected feel
Brand: OneUp Components
Product details
Color:Blue
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Size:One Size
Product Dimensions
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6 x 5 x 3 inches; 14.4 Ounces
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W.O.W. I've tried a few flats - Neutron clones, Chesters, Deity T-Mac clones - but really nothing compares to these. - I was a fan of grub screws and didn't really like the grip on Chesters with the 3mm pins. These solve it with 10, 3mm pins/side. Amazing grip. Mind=changed. - I was a fan of aluminum pedals for durability and cost. These glide off rocks and are 1/3 the cost of comparable aluminum pedals. Mind=changed again. - I'm old and I need grip on technical downhills, but there's always this "are you REALLY locked in on these pedals right before you hit that STEEP drop?" feeling right before you commit. With these? Lawd, I'm STUCK ON THE PEDALS. Mind=Changed yet again. What do I like? 1. They glide off rocks. Took a HUGE hit last weekend on a technical trail - hard enough I thought the pedal would crack. I didn't even bend the pins. My aluminum pedals kind of "stick" when I hit a rock. These "pop" or "glide", kind of hard to explain unless you've done it. 2. They have incredible grip. Way better than grub screws with FiveTen Freeriders, and far better than comparable 3mm pin pedals. Lots of pins. Although the pedal is nylon, it is stiff. 3. They have a huge platform. The last set of pedals required me to be "just right" when putting my foot down. On these, it is impossible to miss the pedal. Great confidence on any kind of trail. 4. They are truly flat (almost convex). I originally favored "concave" pedals, where the ball of the foot found a pocket in the slight curve of the pedal. As I got more comfortable I realized that this just locked my foot into one position on the pedal. With these "flatter" flats I can put the ball of my foot further forward of the axle, which is better power. I can feel it on steep descents, steep climbs, and jumps. What don't I like? Hmmm. . . the packaging is utilitarian.
Price. I dare you to find a better price to performance ratio than these. Color. Green. It's not easy being green. Unless you are these pedals.
Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2018
Color: blackSize: One SizeVerified Purchase
I really liked these composite pedals. I own a set of diety composite pedals, have used the raceface chesters, and these are by far the grippiest of the three. The wide platform was great. However, these were not as durable. After just a dozen rides I clipped my left pedal on a tree (4 inch diameter), and my pedal snapped in two. I had bashed my other pedals on rocks in moab and never had a problem. I don't know if my pair was just defective or something.
As the title says - they are mainly affordable. I've banged them on a bunch of rocks and roots and other than a little bit of missing plastic I am not concerned. Grip is good in dry weather. Not too good when it's wet, but still ok. There are two things that I hate though 1. They don't turn easy. The bearings have so much friction that it's not possible to flip a pedal with the hand to make even one complete turn. I don't know how much energy that takes from my rides, but it certainly is low quality and shouldn't happen. 2. My feet start hurting on longer rides. It could be that these pedals are slightly convex, or just flat, but the raised axle becomes apparent after a while - especially when riding at a faster, steady speed when the feet are dealing with a rather constant pressure and don't move much.
So while I think that these are ok for the money, I sincerely hope that they will fail soon, so that I can explain my boss why I need to spend more on some good aluminum pedals.
Great pedal with perfect pin placement. Nice grip. Compared to Raceface Chester also great pedals. Only thing wish they had more colors so I added my own accent color so it doesn't rub off.
Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2019
Color: OrangeSize: One SizeVerified Purchase
I put these on my road bike as my knees were not liking my clipless spd pedals and shoes. The clipless worked well, but didn't allow me to adjust position and knee positions/angles on the fly to alleviate my knee pain. Also, I didn't like having to go switch shoes just to do a casual ride around the neighborhood with my wife. These OneUp pedals solved both issues. They have a nice wide platform with a thin profile which allows me to adjust my foot position and angles as needed during long rides to address any knee pain. They are also very grippy and work well with any of my running shoes. Very nice pedals ... I will probably get some more for my mountain and fat bikes
I had a pair of very inexpensive aluminum flats that I bought to see if I liked this over clipless. Once I decided that I did, I went looking for a pair with a larger platform. The OneUp Composite pedal was rated number 1 in a comparison I read, and was also a very good value with a price at half or lower than other pedals that didn't rate as high. This pedal is so much better than the ones it replaced. Better clearance for strikes due to the narrower profile, more control and foot placement options with the larger platform, lighter due to the composite construction and I fully expect these to last for years. The composite material seems to glide over strikes better, where the aluminum pedals tended to dig in and stall the bike. Pin grip into my 5Tens is fabulous, better than the pedals that were replaced. I've noticed that I can actually lift a pedal when stopped now without having to hook a toe underneath, as the pins grip the sole of the shoe so well. Get a pair, you'll like them!
the pedal arrived promptly and looked great. The build quality looks excellent all the machining is very clean. On my trek remedy 9 with five nine free riders I have almighty traction even in some muddy conditions. I wasn't sure if these pedal platforms would be big enough (6'4, size 14 feet) so i went composite rather than aluminum but they're perfect. Despite being plastic they feel really solid, unless these fail i don't see a reason to go to the aluminum version at least for now. Overall the pedals rock especially for the money.
Counterfeit pedals received. Box had a sticker on it that said "OneUP Components" but the box itself said "shanmashi". The pedals themselves say shanmashi EVO, and that they are made of "nylong carbon".
1.0 out of 5 stars
Counterfeit Pedals
Reviewed in Canada on December 27, 2020
Counterfeit pedals received. Box had a sticker on it that said "OneUP Components" but the box itself said "shanmashi". The pedals themselves say shanmashi EVO, and that they are made of "nylong carbon".
The item advertised was the brand name 'OneUp Composite pedals'. Product received was a knockoff brand set of pedals. 'EVO Shanmashi'. Could be made in the same factory on the same assembly line but I'm not paying brand name pricing for a knockoff product. This item is being returned.