OneUp Components Composite Pedals – Lightweight, Durable Flat Bike Pedals for Mountain Bikes (MTB)

These pedals are awesome, their size are on the sweet spot and the grip of the pins is substantial. The materials and weight of it feels quality. Also when the pins wear down they can be easily changed because the head is inside the pedal on the opposite side. crankbrothers pedals have the pin head on the tip of the pin, and i read a lot of complains on reddit that the pins on crankbrothers wear down and you cant replace them.

lightweight, quality, rebuild able, wide, thin, grippy pedals that dont disappoint. i have 2 pairs one for the fat bike and the other set replaced clipless on a gravel bike. ive been through a good deal of very rough terrain, water crossings, mud, road, snow, ice... these pedals dont disappoint. i swapped out these for pedals that cost 4x as much and havent looked back

I really like these pedals. They look great on my new mountain bike and perform exactly as expected. The platform feels solid, the grip is excellent, and my feet stay planted even on rough terrain. Lightweight, well-made, and easy to install. For the price, these are hard to beat. Highly recommend.

Bought these pedals to replace the small Wellgo pedals that came with my bike. I ride a 12 year old Trek 8.3DS Hybrid bike. Most riding is asphalt and crushed gravel. Rides are usually 20-30 miles and I’m not doing anything rough. I’m 6’-5” 200 pounds, and wear Pearl Izumi mountain bike shoes. Just finished my first ride with these pedals and they are MUCH better than the stock pedals. No foot slippage and plenty of surface area for a bigger foot. Installation was also simple. I used a 15mm open end wrench to remove the old pedals and install the new pedals. Remember the left side pedal is reverse threaded. There are a lot of choices in larger platform pedals , but these are perfect for me, at a great price. Picture shows the new pedal compared to a stock pedal.

This is my first pair of pedals to replace my stock pedals on my Trek. I'm very happy with these pedals. I ride trails and my feet used to slip going downhills so often. Since I started using these my feet dont slip at all. My confidence going downhills has increased a ton. I didnt realize upgrading my pedals would make my rides so much more enjoyable. I wish i woulda got these a long time ago! The first pair I got was making cracking noises that I just couldn't get rid of with grease.. Got a pair of replacements with no fuss at all. Very happy with the 2nd pair. I'd recommend these for anyone looking for intro pedals on a budget. Great quality!

These OneUp pedals beat any other MTB pedal I’ve used. Insanely grippy and the matte black complements sram cranks beautifully. Doesn’t weigh much, but has squeaking problems once every month and resistance while spinning them. Overall great budget pedals!

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. Just get them.

Don’t even read this, just buy them! Amazing. Even the bike mechanic loved them.

I prefer composite material rather than aluminium...

Excelentes pedales de los mejores que hay.

The OneUp Composite Pedals deliver the premium feel and rock-solid performance of expensive alloy pedals without the steep price tag. Featuring a massive 115x105mm platform with a subtle convex profile, they tuck naturally into the arch of your shoe for a highly connected feel. Each side is armed with 10 aggressive, rear-loading steel pins that keep your feet completely glued to the bike, even on the roughest technical descents. The nylon composite body is incredibly rugged, deflecting off rock strikes with ease, while the chamfered leading edges give you extra clearance to avoid hitting obstacles in the first place. At just 355 grams, they are a lightweight, durable, and budget-friendly upgrade that handles aggressive trail riding beautifully.

Excellent flat pedals. Switched from clipless after years of riding clipped in, mainly for more freedom and the ability to dab quickly when riding rocky technical trails in the mountains of the UAE. Paired them with Five Ten Freerider Pros and the grip is outstanding. My feet stayed completely planted through rough sections, jumps and drop-offs. The large platform feels really secure and inspires plenty of confidence when things get technical. They’ve already taken a couple of big rock strikes and are barely scratched. Seriously tough pedals. Clipless might be staying in the cupboard.

I hesitated to by these but so glad I did. Incredible how much more control. No more slipping my foot off the peddle a wet peddle or I just loose my grip.