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$135 Spot on product that overtakes the reigning king in almost every category 82
$180
The top dog race pedal from Shimano that can punch above its class 81
$190
Updated doesn't necessarily mean better, they're larger and heavier than their predecessors 79
$130 Shimano's latest enduro approved pedal grows up a bit and the refreshes are mostly welcome 76
$150
What's not to like, these pedals perform well and feel great while keeping the weight and profile in check 75
$160 Solid, stable and heavy, we found the control they offer top-notch 75
$65 A solid choice for those wanting next generation stability at an entry-level price point 73
$170
Enduro, downhill, or all-mountain worthy, this a great match with soft soled clipless shoes 71
$105 Impresses on the flat side and gets the job done on the clipless side 71
$172
A good pedal if you value performance and adjustability and really don't care about the weight 71
$130
Great feeling pedal but its mud performance and heft will probably keep it off of our crank arms 68
$50
If you want to travel light on a budget, this is your pick 66
$170
This wide bodied contender is known for mud-shedding abilities and is at home racing or enduro riding 65
$180
A simple mini platform pedal, it doesn't have much platform or adjustability but it's good all around 60
$140 If platform and adjustability do not top your list of priorities as an XC rider concerned with weight, you may have found your calling 59
$145
Adjustability on each side makes this lightweight pedal a fit for a range of riders 56
$100
Its a do everything pedal, but its shortcomings are just too apparent 53
$140
It's a do everything pedal, but its shortcomings are everything 48
$225
Unique in their design and purpose, they're less user-friendly than the rest 