OneUp Components Comp platform pedals

While aluminum pedals are generally stiffer, these composite pedals are surprisingly robust and often slide over rocks better than metal, which tends to gouge. They are built to withstand heavy trail use without the weight penalty of a full metal body.

Yes, these pedals use a standard 9/16" spindle thread, which is the industry standard for almost all modern mountain, gravel, and hybrid bikes. They will thread directly into any standard crankset.

The 10 rear-loading steel pins per side provide excellent traction, comparable to many high-end aluminum pedals. Because they are steel, they bite well into rubber soles, keeping your feet planted even on rough, technical terrain.

The chamfered edge is designed to deflect off trail obstacles like rocks and roots rather than catching on them. This helps prevent pedal strikes and keeps your momentum moving forward when you clip a trail feature.

Yes, the pins are rear-loading, which makes them easy to remove and replace if they get bent or stripped during a ride. You can swap them out using a standard hex key.

The low-profile shape, measuring 13.3mm at the leading edge, lowers your center of gravity and increases clearance between your pedals and the ground. This gives you a more stable, connected feel with the bike and reduces the likelihood of striking obstacles.