blue mtb pedals Deity Deftrap Composite Pedals - Blue

blue mtb pedals Deity Deftrap Composite Pedals - BlueComposite pedals have traditionally been thought to be the poor cousin to alloy but Deity aims to change that perception with the Deftrap. Suitable for all types of riding, and based on the shape of the renowned TMAC, these low profile pedals are manufactured from top tier nylon and glass fibre composite material with 10 pins per side and are fully sealed and rebuildable. The pedals have a massive 113x103mm platform and a deep 1. 5mm concave profile

Composite pedals have traditionally been thought to be the poor cousin to alloy but Deity aims to change that perception with the Deftrap.

Suitable for all types of riding, and based on the shape of the renowned TMAC, these low-profile pedals are manufactured from top tier nylon and glass fibre composite material with 10 pins per side and are fully sealed and rebuildable.

The pedals have a massive 113x103mm platform and a deep 1.5mm concave profile that your feet can really sink into. The Deftraps provide plenty of grip and support, and the nylon glass fibre blend doesn't get hung up on rocks, making them perfect for threading the needle through sketchy rock gardens.

These are not your average plastic pedals!

Who's this item for: Suitable for Trail, Enduro, DH, Dirt Jumping, or anyone who prefers the freedom of a flat pedal.

Dimensions and Weight:

• 113mm L x 103mm W
• 391g per pair

Bearings: 2 sealed bearings with oversized DU bushing.

Pin Quantity: 10 pins per side (8 replaceable steel pins, and 2 fixed nylon pins).

Materials: Injection moulded nylon fibre composite body. Premium Nylon Glass Fibre Composite material is 28% stronger than Nylon Composite used by most leading brands.

Pros: All the grip and support you could want and they will slide over rocks much better than alloy pedals. Awesome value.

Cons: It would be great if all the pedal pins were replaceable but Deity found that drilling holes on the inner edge compromised the structure of the pedals too much, so using moulded pins there was the best option.