OneUp Components Aluminum

I am not happy with the friction. I think it is enough to noticably affect how easy it is to pedal your cranks. You have to realize that the friction adds to pedaling friction since these have to spin in order for your crank to spin, since your foot is on it. Understand? So the friction all adds up ...

I don't have a ton of experience on flat pedals, but I was unable to take jumps and drops with confidence after the first day of losing my feet off these pedals. I was using all the techniques that have worked for me with other flat pedals, and wearing some sticky-soled 5-10s, but I ended up purchas...

This pedals are great, but dont last long, I have max 40 hrs on them and first the left pedal seized while on a ride, I had to walk about 3 miles back to the trailhead as when the left pedals seizes it unthreads and falls out. Few days later, i went for another ride (i used another brand left pedal)...

Needed to wash my bike after a big ride one day. At the end of the wash I performed a quick check on all bolts and components to find my new OneUp pedals had backed themselves out of the cranks threads a couple turns. I believe this may be because these pedals don’t spin freely at all, and never did...

Pins fell out on my third ride. Replacement pins cost 18 dollars and have to come from One Up. Pedals are on heavy side. Also, pedals needed to be heavily oiled after first ride due to loud squeak. For 140 bucks I give these 2 stars. RaceFace far better.

Both pedals were squeaking but greasing the seals took care of it for now. Disappointing for the price I spent.

Long time MTB rider. Picked these up as my oneup composites were used up and beat up. The look, weight and size of these flats are impressive. At first I definitely noticed how aggressive the pin height was on these pedals. What I did not notice though was the tapered pin design that was not true to...

Fantastic, sticky pedals that keep your feet glued to them. They look great and everything from OneUp is high quality. They’re great for someone like me with larger feet. There are better, larger pedals- but they come with a much higher price tag. For the few reviews that say they had bad threads: I...

These are sick in red! Very solid wide pedals. Don't have enough much to complain about on em, had them for some months now and they do the job as good as a flat pedal would, now would I recommend these? Guess it depends on your financial situation, if you can afford them go for it, if you have to s...

Huge platform, wide sweet spot and sticks like glue to my Five10s. The only downside is the size makes rock strikes more likely. Right now the pros outweigh the cons of strikes... maybe I’ll feel differently after a few more months of riding. Watch out for the pedal strikes on the leg, these will ca...