I like the look of alloy but I find the composite more practical as they don't scratch other bikes when we load them up on the back of a truck. We do some massive group rides here twice a year and the bikes are transported back to the start point packed quite closely on a truck. Also when I have to lean the bike against a short wall at home, it doesn't scratch the wall and the pedal shows far less wear. I learnt this the hard way :)
Vulcanized skate shoes!!!! Incredible pedal feel, leading to more confident bike control. I've used 5-10's but used some vulcanized shoes once and haven't gone back. I also like chester pedals, but want to try oneup next.
@@rico2ocho889 You can run Stamp 7's as well as the grip is better depending on the shoe. What I did eventually was to change the pins in my Stamp 1's.
Hi, I just bought the Issi pedals becouse of your recomendación but most of all becouse of the announcment Wight of 188gr ...It is actually over 300gr. I still love your channel .
I‘m using STAMP 11， gorgeous beautiful pedal, very gripy. Best pedal i have ever used. Only down side is "kinda heavy", 300g a pair....I used to ride with HT ME03T and ME02T, weights 220g a pair and 210g a pair respectively.
i have always ran the dmr v6 composites for years until i bought deity black kats in the copper color and i am blown away at the difference. such an awesome upgrade
1) Nacho Libre (2006) 2) Old School (2003) 3) Napoleon Dynamite (2004) 4) Saving Silverman (2001) 5) Tommy Boy (1995) Don't know if I'm late but still wanted to try
e*thirteen makes a really nice pedal now. a little newer to the market than the ones you showcased, but they are really well built. DMR vault too. I'm currently running stamp 7, which I like a lot. not as much grip as the DMR Vault. that's probably my favorite of all time
I have nukeproof plastic flat pedals on 2 bikes for several years, and I prefer them to aluminum. I've hit them so many times without any real damage, because the plastic is more likely to absorb the impact, rather than bend or deform. Also, composites are usually ligher
Not all of them were movies. That 70’s show, the office, Nacho Libre, saving Silverman, Napoleon Dynamite, Old School, Dumb n Dumber, Tommy Boy and Knocked up. More than five movies that you showed. I ride composite peddles. They are just as nice and some are not as heavy, but then again that’s just me.
I did not know these existed. As someone who only ever rode a bike standing up, these would have helped. Even bigger would be better. 7" would be nice.
Nacho Libre Old School Napoleon Dynamite Saving Silverman Tommy Boy Thank you for using Saving Silverman! So many people I talk to have never heard of it. “I wanna party with you!!!!” Love the channel! Stay safe.
I'm running the classic DMR V12 that I brought many, many years ago! They are fantastic and I never looked at other pedals after them, I only looked at this vid to see if they were still talked about 😂
My lady and I have RF Chester pedals on all of our bikes. The thing I like about composite pedals is cost and that they don't show all the scrapes and gouges the way aluminum pedals do.
Comedy ALWAYS increases audience: well, actually, I don’t know about that but, I’ll definitely watch more bc of the comedy. Great content thanks. I’m looking for narrower, or just smaller in general, flat pedals. Only ones I know of so far are the stamps (and now issi bc of this video).
Y'all should try the RaceFace Atlas? I've absolutely loved mine. It's got that same concave shape that he was going on about with the TMACs but the forward and rear pins are also tilted toward the center of the pedal giving an awesome angle for the pins to bite into the rubber of your shoe. Keeps your foot from slipping forward or back off the pedal. Absolutely awesome!
I bought the ht PA03A pedals a few weeks ago, so far i'm really happy with them and they were only 34 euros. According to a lot of blogs they are some of the best composite pedals. I can recommend them.
Was really happy with my Nukeproof composites while I was riding a hardtail. Then I upgraded to a carbon full suss and aesthetics won out. Pretty satisfied with my Deity Black Kats but they're not as grippy
I have had two sets of composite Kona Wah Wah 2 pedals and because of how my foot sits on the pedal, they both snapped on the spindle. Finally replaced them with Aluminum Wah Wah 2s and no issues. So I do think aluminum pedals are worth the extra money simply for durability.
Nacho libre, old school, saving silverman,dumb and dumber and tommy boy. I just picked up the CB Stamp1 composites and really.enjoy how large they are. Combined with my 11.5 five10 shoes, they are an awesome combination!
I ride Crank Brothers 50/50 Version 2 pedals on my mountain bike and my road bike since I don't know how to ride clipless pedals. I have been wearing Vans Shoes and they work very well together.
You start with shoes, well, I tried any of them, and with hiking, MTB riding, it happens than you need to step of the bike, go rough terrains, and so onward, which with MTB shoes is a thing. When you need to walk for a while I noticed I wanted a cross design between MTB shoes and hiking shoes, and coming out in the middle I simply end up using boots, so like army type boots. For grip, better with hiking and rough terrain, great rubber grip on flat pedals and all over safety for the foot, specially toes. and when it happens that you come of your pedal, you got some extra height of material on the boot to end up without scratching your lower legs, so more safety. And being out there safety means all right. Last not least as for material of the pedals itself, I tend to look at the type of terrain as well, since more rocks make me prefer composites since of the dampening when hitting a rock, aluminium in cross terrain and more wood line, forest areas, and when you want something of both worlds, I end up choosing titanium pedals, since they are in the middle of use and function of composite and aluminium, the other possibility is magnesium, yet they're rare, and I have to be honest not to like their designs much. I use Brave pedals or Crank Brothers. The Brave is my favourites, they have this XL model, extra flat, 3 bearings, simply awesome in design and comfort and use. So yeah I wanted to add this to the comments. Thank you for your great elaborations and reviews and advises. Good work!
Nacho Libre, knocked up, the Office, Old School, That 70's Show, Napoleon Dynamite, Saving Silverman, Dum & Dummer, Tommy Boy....well, there were TV shows in there too, but thought I'd name them all. ...probably too late anyway
I ride the race face chesters on 2 of my bikes on my mtb I have an old pair of black ops MX pedals and soon for my bmx racing bike I am getting the One up Aluminum Pedals
Same. Had always used Vans then bought a pair of 510s before a trip to Trestle. Had no clue what I was missing. Game changer and tbh my most noticeable upgrade to date.
Great video, but I'll stick with my cheaper 3 and 4 bearing aluminum that cost $25. They look good and are taking a hell of a beating so far. Just don't have the $$$ for name brand. Love your channel
@worldwidecyclery Another great video! I'll admit, I am not riding MTB specific shoes, but have been wanting to get some for a while... I'd love to see a video from WWC about different shoes... As for me, I am running a nice set of green RF Chesters, and love them! It's crazy at how sticky they are (even with my non-MTB shoe...lol!). However, I do wear a size 12 shoe. The pedals haven't necessarily seemed small to me, but after looking at some Stamps online a few months back and noticing that they have a size large, and now from your video showing the large is good for someone with shoe sizes between 10-15, I do wonder, what is the size difference between say the large Stamps and the RF Chesters... I guess I could have simply compared the specs online in less time than it took me to type out this comment/question, but hey.. I'm quarantined, so what else do I have to do!? Stay safe everyone! Thanks again for the video, and looking forward to whatever the next one is! :)
Not even a mention of the Catalyst Pedals....geez!! The Stamps were fine but with a size 13 shoe the catalysts have me feeling like my feet are welded to the pedals. We're all going to have different favorites so ride what you like and get dirty!
100% agree with Jeff. MTB shoes are incredible. i used to ride in gym shoes too, i thought 510's were bogus. That was 100% false. I rode bike park on gymshoes and Race Face chesters and i thought i knew what pedal grip was. WRONG, I bought a set of 510's and you can grip on even the cheapest pedals. Shoes are THE best investment
Hey i might buy them but I was wondering about the comp version but it has a bump in the middle which I don’t think will grip well. What do you think of the comps? Thanks.
@@lukelackermayer I have definitely found that pedals with a center ridge can feel disconnected from my foot, It looks like the oneup comp pedal keeps that ridge to a minimum and the outer pins seem plenty tall to try to compensate for it. Looks like it will be close to just as grippy as my alloy pair
Nacho Libre Old School Napoleon Dynamite Saving Silverman Tommy Boy Thanks for the trip down memory lane. KAHMENAHYAAAAYHAAAAAA!!!! BTW those TMACs are just as nuts as the rider. It’s gonna be hard to pick between those and the beautiful Black Kats for my next pedals. Or the race face pedals or the one ups, or the... damn there’s too many to choose from!
I nearly cracked one of my Race Face composite pedals in half. I'm definitely running aluminums for now on. I guess Race Face didn't expect an ape like me to jump onto a bike. We'll see how I like the DMR V12's
Raceface chester because my lbs had it and they were available right meow!!!. The online price was the same locally and living in CA, I would be paying taxes regardless if i bought online or not. Win win
Was going to change the plastic pedals that came on my little voodoo bakka bike but the more I have looked at different videos on YT think I will stick with what I have as I'm only small, very small adult and a uk size 2 shoe 34 European size and only a weekend rider.
I replaced my good old DMR v8 alloys with the composite crank brothers stamp 1, because purple. Initial notes, my foot keeps slipping off the pedals and I have a bit less confidence in them now. I'll probably go back to the DMR's when they come back from the anodizer for their touch up. With the DMR's, I have grip for days, they're the old ones with the cup and cone bearings and have lasted me ages, I also pulled the static pins out and threaded them for more pins like the v12.
I ride fooker pedals. If you don’t know what they are, they are knock off race face chesters for 30 bucks. Pretty great pedals but probably going to get the actually chesters on my next bike
I'm currently trying the chromag dagga for the first time, removed a couple of pins in the rear they are pretty perfect tbh they nailed it... Hard shoes are not for me I have bought all sorts of MTB specific shoes for flats but I'm always wearing softer DVS or emerica skate shoes... Monkey feets I guess 🙈
I use deity compounds none of my friends have them but whenever they try them they notice how much grumpier they are just something amount them I love them I would take them any day over an Aluminium and yes I have tried other pedals
What pedals are you currently running? Let us know down below!
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Chesters!
DMR V12's and Magpeds
DMR Vault Midi
Stamp large
I like the look of alloy but I find the composite more practical as they don't scratch other bikes when we load them up on the back of a truck. We do some massive group rides here twice a year and the bikes are transported back to the start point packed quite closely on a truck. Also when I have to lean the bike against a short wall at home, it doesn't scratch the wall and the pedal shows far less wear. I learnt this the hard way :)
New to riding. Just ordered tires and now I need pedals. Best videos out there. You have me as a customer for life.
I prefer composite because they don’t show scratches too much since the whole pedal is the same color even inside. But both do fade a little bit.
yoo Calavera Chronicles i love your vidoes. my friend and i rode p hill/mountain because of your video
@@notetrail3826 what’s up bro! 🤙🏼 thank you! Those trails are pretty fun!
When I heard t Mac I was so confused on how Tracy Mcgrady had a MTB pedal
When he got tired of hitting jump shots he decided to hit the dirt jumps
LOL you're the goat for this comment!
I’m running Race Face Chesters. They super durable and tuff. I want to try out the T Macs they look sick. Love your guys videos!🤟
Talan Van Valkenburg I have the T-Macs and can confirm they are. Best pedals for my hardtail by far
I run chester's
Do you mean tough
I use the fake race face chesters. I honestly can’t tell a difference. If you wanna save like 15 bucks, go with the fookers
Luke Risser Or we can support companies that do the r&d to give us good gear by not buying cheap knock offs.
I usually use vans as my biking shoes. I love the durable canvas and grippy gum rubber.
I use converses and after a couple a months the sole got ripped up. Time to get vans them I guess lol
I swear to god.... who ever chose the cut scene clips is my twin. lol Tell that person their sense of humor rocks!
Vulcanized skate shoes!!!! Incredible pedal feel, leading to more confident bike control. I've used 5-10's but used some vulcanized shoes once and haven't gone back. I also like chester pedals, but want to try oneup next.
I'm running Kona WahWah 2 composites, they've been fantastic so far!
So am I and I love them
They are the best, specially with big foot size
I am 6'2 with a size 13 foot, therefore I run Crankbrothers Stamp1 in large. Color purple to match the Norco logo.
Bammm came here looking for the answer to this question !!! Same height and sz shoes ✅
@@rico2ocho889 You can run Stamp 7's as well as the grip is better depending on the shoe. What I did eventually was to change the pins in my Stamp 1's.
You're right, shoes are more important. My first pair of 5 ten freeriders opened a new world of grip for me😁
Hi, I just bought the Issi pedals becouse of your recomendación but most of all becouse of the announcment Wight of 188gr ...It is actually over 300gr. I still love your channel .
I‘m using STAMP 11， gorgeous beautiful pedal, very gripy. Best pedal i have ever used.
Only down side is "kinda heavy", 300g a pair....I used to ride with HT ME03T and ME02T, weights 220g a pair and 210g a pair respectively.
The “only down side” for me is they cost almost $500 Australian dollars.
Currently running the Black Kats. Would've loved to get the T-Macs but just couldn't stomach the $170. $115 is plenty. Great freakin pedals, BTW.
good to hear it, they're arriving tomorrow hopefully
Funn soljam vipers. Chunky flat pedal compared to today’s standards but still one of my all time favourites that I’ve had
I ride the one up composite pedals and frickin love them. There super dura en and super grippy much more than chesters
i have always ran the dmr v6 composites for years until i bought deity black kats in the copper color and i am blown away at the difference. such an awesome upgrade
Are your dirty black kats in aluminum ?
1) Nacho Libre (2006)
2) Old School (2003)
3) Napoleon Dynamite (2004)
4) Saving Silverman (2001)
5) Tommy Boy (1995)
Don't know if I'm late but still wanted to try
I use the Deity Compund pedals. They're probably the only pedals that I have bought that didn't come on the bike, and they're amazing.
Crank bro’s large stamp 7, big bad ass orange Kona’s on the black ripley, I love the CB candy 7 on the singlespeed & Carbon Kona hardtail
e*thirteen makes a really nice pedal now. a little newer to the market than the ones you showcased, but they are really well built. DMR vault too. I'm currently running stamp 7, which I like a lot. not as much grip as the DMR Vault. that's probably my favorite of all time
Running dmr vault right now, can confirm the grip is absurd and I love them
Heavier rider. Crankbrothers stamp 1 composite. I broke 2 of them. Went with aluminum stamp 7 been good.
I have nukeproof plastic flat pedals on 2 bikes for several years, and I prefer them to aluminum.
I've hit them so many times without any real damage, because the plastic is more likely to absorb the impact, rather than bend or deform.
Also, composites are usually ligher
Nacho Libre, Old School, Napoleon Dynamite, Saving Silverman, Tommy Boy. All classics. Riding Oneup Composite pedals.
Not all of them were movies. That 70’s show, the office, Nacho Libre, saving Silverman, Napoleon Dynamite, Old School, Dumb n Dumber, Tommy Boy and Knocked up. More than five movies that you showed. I ride composite peddles. They are just as nice and some are not as heavy, but then again that’s just me.
I have some Hope F20s, definitely give them a try, theyre amazing.
I did not know these existed. As someone who only ever rode a bike standing up, these would have helped. Even bigger would be better. 7" would be nice.
Vans waffle design is flawless for any pedals😎
Just got some Stamp 2 pedals replacing my old raceface Chesters and I'm loving them. Stout AF for the money, very grippy!
Do they use the same shitty plastic bearings as the stamp 7? Mine are 6 months old now and have a terrible wobble between the axle and pedal body 🙄
Bravo, great spread of pedal options. I’ve had great success with the chesters and the tmacs are money!!!
Surprised the DMR Vault didn't make it on here. My favorite pedal ive ever ridden (brendog ice is my personal choice)
Totally agree. I thought I needed to change mine for some One-Up Components. I went back after one day of riding.
Nacho Libre
Old School
Napoleon Dynamite
Saving Silverman
Tommy Boy
Thank you for using Saving Silverman! So many people I talk to have never heard of it. “I wanna party with you!!!!” Love the channel! Stay safe.
I'm running the classic DMR V12 that I brought many, many years ago! They are fantastic and I never looked at other pedals after them, I only looked at this vid to see if they were still talked about 😂
I still have a pair too. Still going strong after all these years. I swear mine are at least 16 years old!!
I can't find S&M any more. THOSE did it for me.
My lady and I have RF Chester pedals on all of our bikes.
The thing I like about composite pedals is cost and that they don't show all the scrapes and gouges the way aluminum pedals do.
Comedy ALWAYS increases audience: well, actually, I don’t know about that but, I’ll definitely watch more bc of the comedy. Great content thanks. I’m looking for narrower, or just smaller in general, flat pedals. Only ones I know of so far are the stamps (and now issi bc of this video).
Nacho lebrai . I love you man. Napoleon dynamite .old school even almighty or Bruce almighty
crankbrothers stamp 7 are my favs and oneal flat paddle shoes with the honey rubber Sole
huge and grippy as hell
Been using cheap american football style cleats on pedals for the last 10 yrs... Best switch I ever made.
Y'all should try the RaceFace Atlas? I've absolutely loved mine. It's got that same concave shape that he was going on about with the TMACs but the forward and rear pins are also tilted toward the center of the pedal giving an awesome angle for the pins to bite into the rubber of your shoe. Keeps your foot from slipping forward or back off the pedal. Absolutely awesome!
Nacho libre, old school, Napoleon dynamite, saving Silverman, Tommy boy
ps. love your videos😎
I bought the ht PA03A pedals a few weeks ago, so far i'm really happy with them and they were only 34 euros. According to a lot of blogs they are some of the best composite pedals. I can recommend them.
Was really happy with my Nukeproof composites while I was riding a hardtail. Then I upgraded to a carbon full suss and aesthetics won out. Pretty satisfied with my Deity Black Kats but they're not as grippy
The cheapest one
Crank bros mallet. 10yrs old and still kicking it!
I have had two sets of composite Kona Wah Wah 2 pedals and because of how my foot sits on the pedal, they both snapped on the spindle. Finally replaced them with Aluminum Wah Wah 2s and no issues. So I do think aluminum pedals are worth the extra money simply for durability.
Composite peddles also have the advantage of absorbing rock strikes much better than aluminium!
Composite > Aluminum. More give when hitting rocks, the color does not scratch off and a better dollar to weight ratio.
1. Nacho Libre
2. Old school
3. Napoleon Dynamite
4. Saving Silverman
5. Tommy Boy
I’m riding the composite Race Face Chesters.
Nacho Libre, Old School, Napoleon Dynamite, Saving Silverman, Tommy boy
Nacho libre, old school, saving silverman,dumb and dumber and tommy boy.
I just picked up the CB Stamp1 composites and really.enjoy how large they are. Combined with my 11.5 five10 shoes, they are an awesome combination!
My crankbrothers Stamp 1 pedals work great after years of abuse and some spindle maintenence.
So glad I found this channel. I’m just getting into mountain biking and you have been very informative. Thank you so much.
I ride a pair of Chester Race Face pedals and they are AMAZING in my opinion.
I ride Crank Brothers 50/50 Version 2 pedals on my mountain bike and my road bike since I don't know how to ride clipless pedals. I have been wearing Vans Shoes and they work very well together.
You start with shoes, well, I tried any of them, and with hiking, MTB riding, it happens than you need to step of the bike, go rough terrains, and so onward, which with MTB shoes is a thing. When you need to walk for a while I noticed I wanted a cross design between MTB shoes and hiking shoes, and coming out in the middle I simply end up using boots, so like army type boots.
For grip, better with hiking and rough terrain, great rubber grip on flat pedals and all over safety for the foot, specially toes. and when it happens that you come of your pedal, you got some extra height of material on the boot to end up without scratching your lower legs, so more safety. And being out there safety means all right.
Last not least as for material of the pedals itself, I tend to look at the type of terrain as well, since more rocks make me prefer composites since of the dampening when hitting a rock, aluminium in cross terrain and more wood line, forest areas, and when you want something of both worlds, I end up choosing titanium pedals, since they are in the middle of use and function of composite and aluminium, the other possibility is magnesium, yet they're rare, and I have to be honest not to like their designs much. I use Brave pedals or Crank Brothers. The Brave is my favourites, they have this XL model, extra flat, 3 bearings, simply awesome in design and comfort and use.
So yeah I wanted to add this to the comments. Thank you for your great elaborations and reviews and advises. Good work!
Nacho Libre, knocked up, the Office, Old School, That 70's Show, Napoleon Dynamite, Saving Silverman, Dum & Dummer, Tommy Boy....well, there were TV shows in there too, but thought I'd name them all. ...probably too late anyway
My composite pedal just broke when I came off a curb downtown. I’ll probably buy composite again hence why I’m watching this
I ride the race face chesters on 2 of my bikes on my mtb I have an old pair of black ops MX pedals and soon for my bmx racing bike I am getting the One up Aluminum Pedals
💯, finally got mtb shoes and the game has officially changed!!
Same. Had always used Vans then bought a pair of 510s before a trip to Trestle. Had no clue what I was missing. Game changer and tbh my most noticeable upgrade to date.
Crankbros stamp💪
Stamp 1 user here awesome pedals! 👍👍👍🚵♂️🚵♂️🚵♂️
Great video, but I'll stick with my cheaper 3 and 4 bearing aluminum that cost $25. They look good and are taking a hell of a beating so far. Just don't have the $$$ for name brand. Love your channel
@worldwidecyclery Another great video! I'll admit, I am not riding MTB specific shoes, but have been wanting to get some for a while... I'd love to see a video from WWC about different shoes...
As for me, I am running a nice set of green RF Chesters, and love them! It's crazy at how sticky they are (even with my non-MTB shoe...lol!). However, I do wear a size 12 shoe. The pedals haven't necessarily seemed small to me, but after looking at some Stamps online a few months back and noticing that they have a size large, and now from your video showing the large is good for someone with shoe sizes between 10-15, I do wonder, what is the size difference between say the large Stamps and the RF Chesters... I guess I could have simply compared the specs online in less time than it took me to type out this comment/question, but hey.. I'm quarantined, so what else do I have to do!? Stay safe everyone!
Thanks again for the video, and looking forward to whatever the next one is! :)
Not even a mention of the Catalyst Pedals....geez!! The Stamps were fine but with a size 13 shoe the catalysts have me feeling like my feet are welded to the pedals. We're all going to have different favorites so ride what you like and get dirty!
Funn- Funndamentals. Have a soft spot for old school Shimano DX though.
100% agree with Jeff. MTB shoes are incredible. i used to ride in gym shoes too, i thought 510's were bogus. That was 100% false. I rode bike park on gymshoes and Race Face chesters and i thought i knew what pedal grip was. WRONG, I bought a set of 510's and you can grip on even the cheapest pedals. Shoes are THE best investment
Big fan of OneUp composite!
I run chunky shimano saint for shin conditioning, extra long screws for bonus shin holes. Not the best but very durable.
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#2 old school
#3 Napoleon dynamite
#4 saving Silverman
#5 tommy boy
DMR Vault Brendan Fairclough edition 🤘
Aaron Hedger how in the fuck did that pedal not make it on this list?!
Thank u somone with something right in their head
Just upgraded my pedals to some composite cranks bros 👌 great video
5 moths time they'll need a refresh kit! My stamp 7 are 6 moths old now and knackered.
Nacho libre, Old School, Napoleon Dynamite, Saving Silverman and Tommy Boy 👍👍
Love this channel
Bought aluminum pkatform pedals from Decathlon for 40€. They are amazing
I had a set of composite pedals but hit a tree and the whole leading edge broke off so now I run DMR Vaults and am very happy with them.
Don’t run into a tree 🤷♂️
Jk
That's what a good rider would do but I'm a kook
Nacho libre old school Napoleon dynamite saving Silverman Tommy boy. I just purchased a new pike. Will need a new pair. Good choices!
Chromag Scarabs. Absolutely love them. Honestly surprised no one is mentioning them
For me I’d go plastic all the way, looks are all personal preference
Raceface chesters for life man you cant change my mind
I'm running the OneUp alloy pedals, I love em!
Hey i might buy them but I was wondering about the comp version but it has a bump in the middle which I don’t think will grip well. What do you think of the comps? Thanks.
@@lukelackermayer I have definitely found that pedals with a center ridge can feel disconnected from my foot, It looks like the oneup comp pedal keeps that ridge to a minimum and the outer pins seem plenty tall to try to compensate for it. Looks like it will be close to just as grippy as my alloy pair
@@bryceridesbikes thanks dawg
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Old School
Napoleon Dynamite
Saving Silverman
Tommy Boy
Currently running what I consider the best flat pedals on the market, HOPE F20
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Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
KAHMENAHYAAAAYHAAAAAA!!!!
BTW those TMACs are just as nuts as the rider. It’s gonna be hard to pick between those and the beautiful Black Kats for my next pedals. Or the race face pedals or the one ups, or the... damn there’s too many to choose from!
Who else loves their five ten shoes?
Back in my early Parkour freerunning days those 5.10 shoes also got sold as freerunning pro with same color. Shape and grip lol
I nearly cracked one of my Race Face composite pedals in half. I'm definitely running aluminums for now on. I guess Race Face didn't expect an ape like me to jump onto a bike. We'll see how I like the DMR V12's
Raceface chester because my lbs had it and they were available right meow!!!. The online price was the same locally and living in CA, I would be paying taxes regardless if i bought online or not. Win win
You forgot the Hope F20 pedals! Favourite colour to have is in Purple!
My personal choice is the Nukeproof Neutron composites. Very grippy and durable.
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Hi
I'm using Hope F20 flat pedals. Use them on 2 of my mtb.
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Was going to change the plastic pedals that came on my little voodoo bakka bike but the more I have looked at different videos on YT think I will stick with what I have as I'm only small, very small adult and a uk size 2 shoe 34 European size and only a weekend rider.
I replaced my good old DMR v8 alloys with the composite crank brothers stamp 1, because purple. Initial notes, my foot keeps slipping off the pedals and I have a bit less confidence in them now.
I'll probably go back to the DMR's when they come back from the anodizer for their touch up.
With the DMR's, I have grip for days, they're the old ones with the cup and cone bearings and have lasted me ages, I also pulled the static pins out and threaded them for more pins like the v12.
I ride fooker pedals. If you don’t know what they are, they are knock off race face chesters for 30 bucks. Pretty great pedals but probably going to get the actually chesters on my next bike
I'm currently trying the chromag dagga for the first time, removed a couple of pins in the rear they are pretty perfect tbh they nailed it...
Hard shoes are not for me I have bought all sorts of MTB specific shoes for flats but I'm always wearing softer DVS or emerica skate shoes... Monkey feets I guess 🙈
run raceface chester on all the bikes we got. and 5 ten freerider shoes..works like a charm
I use deity compounds none of my friends have them but whenever they try them they notice how much grumpier they are just something amount them I love them I would take them any day over an Aluminium and yes I have tried other pedals
I got the spank ozzys on my fat bike, (like them not love them, I think their a little wide) and race face atlas on my Santa Cruz 5010, I love those
Old School Shimano DX clipless. But I watched this video anyway, cause I dig your edits. 👍🏻
Nacho libre, Old school, Napoleon dynamite, Saving silverman, Tommy boy, btw rn I’m running plastic Specialized pedals that I’ve got to my bike
I got some wellgo flat pedals that i kinda stole off of a broken in half walmart bike that I found. Probably one of the best pedals i've tried.