Ultra-narrow 115 mm x 105 mm platform: Enables precise foot placement and superior control in technical terrain
13 mm thick aluminum plate: Delivers a low profile for aggressive riding and reduces interference with pedals
Adjustable 18 pedal spikes: Allows secure fit and customization for various riding conditions
CNC-machined aluminum extrusion: Ensures strength and long-term durability
G3 axle system with high-density polymer ring and ball bearing: Provides smooth, reliable drivetrain performance
Summarized by Shop
The Pressure is simply a refinement of our ever popular Contact pedal.
The Pressure has a longer body than the Contact, but retains the smallest Q-Factor in the fleet. This makes it ideal for DJ and freeride, but many riders do like to use them for DH and trail riding too.
👉 You can still find the Contact here.
Platform Dimensions
115 mm x 105 mm
Plate Thickness
13 mm
Material
Aluminum extrusion
Axle
G3 with high-density polymer ring and ball bearing
Spindle
Chrome-molybdenum steel, 18 adjustable spikes
Weight
416 g
Summarized by Shop
5.0
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Super grippy
These pedals are fantastic! I have used quite a few flat pedals and these are my favorite by far! Super grippy and confidence inspiring. Once I put them on I barely noticed them at all! Just worked the way I wanted up and down the trail
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Dominick · 14 days ago
Sticky and comfortable
I went with these due to the pretty big platform for my size 12 shoes. They stick to my feet perfectly fine and allow me to actually get off of them when needed. Just the right amount of stuck to my foot without being to stuck!
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Jean-Paul · August 24, 2026
The best pedal ever.
Ever since I tried these, I keep getting these for all my bikes. I run them with the stock pins for my dirt jumper, and installed Dagga pins in these for my trail bikes. The narrow Q-factor helps me a lot as I ride with my feet close to the cranks, and the platform is big enough that my feet don't get tired on sustained descents. I even smashed one into a stump, and the crank broke but I removed the pedals and they were still straight as an arrow; and I'm still running that pedal on one of my bikes.
