Netherlands (English)
België
Deutschland
United Kingdom
Finland
Ireland
Luxembourg
Portugal
Poland
Österreich
France
España
Italia
Sverige
Danmark
In-store stock
- Ordered before 22:00, delivered tomorrow
- Free tracked shipping over € 49,-
Ask a question about this product
Email Customer Service
Try in store
A large part of our assortment is in stock in our stores and ready to try, fit, and experience without an appointment.
Our full assortment is available online. You can order and pay for products online and have them delivered for free to one of our Superstores. This way, you can try everything out. Not satisfied? You can return it to the store free of charge and receive a refund.
Pros & Cons
Pros & Cons
- More control and grip on your gravel bike or MTB on single trails and in fast descents.
- Best used in combination with shoes from the Shimano GR series but can also be used with other MTB shoes.
- Weighing 394g, 139g lighter than Shimano PD-GR500 pedals.
- Due to the use of composite material, the pedal is more vulnerable to damage from rocks and sharp stones.
Specifications
Specifications
|
Brand
|
Shimano |
|
MTB pedal type
|
Platform Pedal |
|
Weight
|
394 grams |
|
Pedal Axle Material
|
Stainless Steel |
|
Body Material
|
Composite |
| Flat pedal | |
| Industrial Bearing | |
|
Cage Material
|
Composite |
|
Colour
|
Black |
- 9 removable pins per side
- Shape of the trail platform pedal feels secure under your foot
- Platform dimensions: 101 x 96 mm
- Weight: 394 g
Reviews
Reviews
Photos from customers
Most recent reviews
4 / 5
Fine pedals for the commuter bike, with more than enough traction.
Use them on the commuter bike. Cheaper rascals I quickly pedalled to death. These are more expensive than regular pedals, hope they last a bit longer now. The many non-slip pins can eat into the soles of your shoes, you can easily take a few out, you still have sufficient traction. The bearings turn much more smoothly than on the cheap rascals.
Pros & Cons
4 / 5
Stairs fine
Fine pedal, for what you can tell about it.
Pros & Cons
5 / 5
I am very satisfied
Good grip and comfortable. I am very satisfied.
5 / 5
I am very satisfied
Good grip and comfortable. I am very satisfied.
5 / 5
Should have purchased fine much earlier
As experienced now perfect grip when wearing normal shoes stays well in place when pedalling vigorously
Pros & Cons
4
Fine pedals for the commuter bike, with more than enough traction.
Use them on the commuter bike. Cheaper rascals I quickly pedalled to death. These are more expensive than regular pedals, hope they last a bit longer now. The many non-slip pins can eat into the soles of your shoes, you can easily take a few out, you still have sufficient traction. The bearings turn much more smoothly than on the cheap rascals.
-
Bearings feel reliable and stable
-
Very good wet-weather anti-slip
-
Bit many anti-slip pins, can be turned off
-
No reflectors on the thickness edges
Frequently bought together
Frequently bought together
Recommended by the product specialist
Recommended by the product specialist
Related products
Related products
|
|
|
|
|
| Shimano PD-GR400 | OneUp Components Composite | Shimano PD-EF202 | Shimano PD-EF205 | |
| 9 reviews | 0 reviews | 28 reviews | 9 reviews | |
| MTB pedal type | Platform Pedal | Platform Pedal | ||
| Weight | 394 grams | 355 grams / 330 grams | 512 grams | |
| Pedal Axle Material | Stainless Steel | Steel | Chromoly Steel | Steel |
| Body Material | Composite | Composite | Aluminium | Aluminium |
| Pedal type | Flat pedal | Flat pedal | Flat pedal | Flat pedal |
| Bearing Type | Industrial Bearing | Industrial Bearing / Needle Bearing | Cup & Cone | |
| 46,95 | 54,95 | From 29,95 | 34,95 | |
| This product | View product | View product | View product |