OneUp Components Composite Flat Pedals

Pretty good value, definitely well-made flat pedal. I’m torn writing a review b/c the cons outweigh the pros for me specifically with bad ankles but they will be fine for most people. Pros: - super grippy with any MTB specific sole. Some pins only work well with 5-10 rubber, not these. -really light...

Great looking and good functioning pedal. (2) issues I had with my pedals: (1) Annoying squeaking sound when I pedaled. I had to take apart (Right-side) pedal and grease the bearing. That should have been done at factory. After maintenance, no more squeaking. (2) Pins on platform began to snap off. ...

Seem pretty good. Solid. Not too large, but definitely not small. Serious bite. Heavier than advertised would be my only real gripe. Only by a few grams, but that's enough to bother me. I expect accuracy and honesty in product descriptions and this failed on one or both of those. Makes me wonder if ...

I did not pay attention I presume. This is only one pedal. Expensive to me. But, they seem to be able to cure a problem I have with a cheap pedal. My feet constantly slip off the old pedal. I will try this one pedal first on the side that slipped most often and calculate if the cost is worth the ben...

they are BIG! That's awesome, no more looking for the pedal position. The grip is mediocre which is a shame

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 aluminu...

UPDATE: After spending some time doing some research and looking at hotspot issues, I'm sure the design of the pedal comes into play, but it's really a part of a good pedal/shoe/insert combo. After being given some specialized Red Insoles I tried them in my freerider pros and it made a HUGE differen...

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...

I had a little trouble getting my old broken pedal off as they'd been on the bike for a long time, but once off these new ones were easy to install. They're clearly marked with an L and R for where to install them, and once on I immediately noticed a difference. They are quite wide, which is great f...

I just put these on my backup bike with very little expectation in regards to being light, durable, and grippy... yet they are exactly that; light, durable, and grippy. I have aluminum HT pedals on my race bike that are slightly more thin, and a few grams lighter. These one up pins stick deep into m...