One Up Composite Pedals Review (2,000 miles of torture testing) Best Cheap Flat MTB Pedals

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After riding these pedals for over 2,000 miles I can assure you they are the best cheap flat mtb pedals on the market! Today I'll be doing a One Up Composite Pedals review and breaking down what makes these so great!
What's not to like? They are grippy enough to back pedal, come in 6 colors and won't break the bank! Every rider I've met that has tried these pedals has never looked back! Pedal strikes don't have to ruin your ride! Upgrade and save yourself some scars!
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@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

What pedals do you run on your bike? Would you consider changing them up or do you ride or die for your pedals? Let me know in the comments below! 🤘🚲🦅

@bitzblits 2 года назад

I have been using the OneUp pedals for 2 years now. Initially I was worried by the nasty looking pegs. I thought "those will turn my shins to hamburger pretty quickly..." This was because I often came off my the pedals on my old bike and got lots of pedal gouging. So I was surprized by these OneUp pedals because my feet just never came off to cause any pedal slap! My shins thank you OneUp! Also, staying on the pedals helps me get consistent drive on rough surfaces or hills. I'll be putting these on any future bikes.

@iDarkXY 4 года назад

Do they grip well on the shin??

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

All too well unfortunately lol! Have some serious scars from blowing my foot off a week ago over jumping at kanuga! Video will be coming out soon!

@garrettpaschal5995 4 года назад

As the current owner of Scott’s Whyte 901, I’ve still got the same OneUp composite pedals on the bike that he sold me and they are still holding up great. Great pedals

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

It's awesome to hear his bike went to a good home! Thanks for watching the channel! 🤘🚲🦅

@thomasmedeiros5722 Год назад

I been riding Mountain Bikes since 1990. Came into the sport from Road Riding/Racing. Been riding Shimano SPD pedals since they were introduced decades ago. For the fun of it I decided to learn to ride Flat pedals this summer. Bought 510 shoes and One Up Composite pedals. It’s been about 9 weeks now and I have been developing a better feel for Flats. A couple of riding buddies let my try different brands they use for comparison. I prefer the One Up to Race Face and Crank Brothers I tried. Think I will definitely finish out the year on 5he One Up Composite Flat Pedals. I still need to improve. Have put the Shimano SPD’s back on twice and still more secure and aggressive on gnarly downhill sections being connected to the bike.

@tommeany4560 4 года назад

Scott sounds like he is doing one of those late night infomercials! 🤣 Good job Caleb!

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

Lol you should hear the unedited version with all the uhms and ahs 😂

@MacAudio74 2 года назад

Had Specialized Boomslang pedals. But getting these now. Cheers 🍻 for the vid.

@preston7george 4 года назад

Riding with my race face Chester pedals and then hoping on your bike is night and day. Those three middle pins make a world of a difference but what I like even more is the massive surface area of the pedal. Once you dig your shoes into the pins you can really smash and take big hits and have no foot slippage.

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

Totally agree mate! We gotta get you a set!

@claudiotafolla710 4 года назад

Oh dagh about time Scott was back on the channel

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

Special guest star appearance 😁 🤘🚲🦅

@DMMTB 4 года назад

I changed pedals a few months back. Red aluminium DMR V12's and looked the best when 1st on ..... there is now scratches. ~The grip is amazing though

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

Hell ya a couple of friends have really liked those pedals but yeah doesn't take long to look like they went through a war!

@spuddo123 3 года назад

Great vid! One question: do you use an allen key to install or a wrench? I've seen both versions on the internet and i'm a bit confused

@MtbFrequentFlyer 3 года назад

I use an Allen key on these pedals as they have that option. Other pedals might not

@spuddo123 3 года назад

@@MtbFrequentFlyer Thanks

@TheChrisDecember 2 года назад

I used ROCKBROS alu pedals, sold them and bought the PNW Loam alu pedals. OneUp Composite pedals were on my list, but I watched a video where they broke and decided to stick with Alu.

@kotsh3003 4 года назад

Nice review. I haven’t tried the One Ups but have been on composite pedals for several years now. Started with the Deity Compound and currently the Race Face Chester. Totally agree that these types of pedals are more bang for the buck, lighter, and virtually indestructible.

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

Thanks for subscribing mate! Definitely give the one ups a try when you wear your chesters down or wanna try something new. How did you like the deitys compared to chesters?

@jokermtb 2 года назад

I’ve been using the Kona wah wah 2 composite pedal for years. However, I seem to break the pedal at the same spot - it’s taken a few years to notice it’s no fluke. While I love this pedal, I’m gonna try the one up composite to see if I can break it as well! Nice review

@nc33228 2 года назад

Im sold, definitely looking forward to trying these out

@SouthernSender 4 года назад

Have been ridding Crank Brothers Stamp 3's in large for a couple years now. I have size 13 feet so I need that extra huge contact patch!

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

I've heard great things about stamps and the pedal design seems similar to the one ups. But size 13 is huge and makes sense you would want something bigger for those clown shoes 🤘🚲🦅

@SouthernSender 4 года назад

@@MtbFrequentFlyer Yeah for sure. If Iwas smart I would have gone for the Stamp 4's or higher since my axles arent servicable. One pair's bushings are starting to go. May need to try out some composite's next. Theyre crazy light.

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

@@SouthernSender ah I was wondering why they had so many numbered versions!

@joelb305 3 года назад

I have been looking for wider pedals, I will look into these. Thanks for sharing.

@TProStudioCreate 4 года назад

I have a set of these on one of my bikes and love them. They have the most grip out of any composite pedal and about have the metal pedals I have used

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

You can't beat em for grip! 🤘🚲🦅

@PhunkyChikin 2 месяца назад

I’ve had a pair of these OneUp composite pedals since about 2020, but they started clicking last year. I disassembled and regreased them with marine grease, and they worked well for a few rides, but now are clicking again. I will try to regrease again, but if the clicking persists, I might look for something else.

@domanater480 4 года назад

I’m still running stock pedals lol and never really had an issue with grip. I wear hiking boots I think they make a huge difference 🥾

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

Heck ya man glad you found a shoe / pedal combo that works for you! Where do you do most of your riding at?

@domanater480 4 года назад

Mtb Frequent Flyer I’m in Victoria, Australia. So lots of rocky XC type single track lots and lots of hills to! I think I’ll try the oneups though I’m probably missing out lol

@yokesandspokes 4 года назад

Would you ever go to metal? I’ve got the stamps, and with how often I pedal strike, I’m sure I’d run through the composite in no time. I don’t care about the paint, I just want the spindle to be safe. Awesome review! I might be building Melissa a bike soon. Those may just be what I end up throwing on her’s

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

I dunno honestly Probably not unless I got a great deal. Don't have any problems with the composites and the price is so much less that I couldn't justify it... Unless OneUp hooks a brother up 😏

@aaronstanyer9393 3 года назад

Nice review! I jus got these pedals pretty happy although one of the pedals doesnt spin as freely as the other, is this something u noticed? is it even an issue that its not the same on both pedals?

@MtbFrequentFlyer 3 года назад

I would bet it will wear in and spin just as freely with some time but you could always open them up and degrease and re grease if you wanna get em spinning faster but I don’t think you will notice on the bike? Let me know if that helps mate

@aaronstanyer9393 3 года назад

@@MtbFrequentFlyer Thanks for your reply, I'll jus try breaking them in and see how they go I can always open them up and re grease like u said thanks pal 👍🏼

@MtbFrequentFlyer 3 года назад

@@aaronstanyer9393 I hope you enjoy the ride bud! I have never felt more connected to my bike!

@TheThompsonmx100 4 года назад

Nice! I've been running a one up dropper post and i really like it. I've been in the market for some new shoe and pedal combos. I.may have to give these a look.

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

Nice I'm looking for a new dropper with more travel! How much did the one up set ya back?

@TheThompsonmx100 4 года назад

@@MtbFrequentFlyer it was about $200 without a lever. I'm running a 200mm post in place of my 150mm. The way they designed the post is amazing. It has a really low stack height.

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

@@TheThompsonmx100 dang didn't even know they made 200mm posts thought 170 was the highest!

@TheThompsonmx100 4 года назад

@@MtbFrequentFlyer it may be 170mm but the version 2 is available in 210mm

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

@@TheThompsonmx100 oh sick!

@trentb1 4 года назад

Great review! One of the best composite pedals on the market. I have their alloy pedals and I had issues with them binding on my crank arms (XTR 11speed) that not even spacers would resolve. If alloy is your thing, check out the new Shimano m8040, @70$ they are an incredible value.

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

Dang that is the first I've heard of them binding to cranks! Glad you found some shimano pedals that fit your needs though! 🤙🚲🦅

@trentb1 4 года назад

@@MtbFrequentFlyer Should have clarified, I'm currently running the Oneup composites with no issues. The axle on the alloy pedals is different and they don't jive with my crank arms.

@sergeyvovk9489 4 года назад

good review mate, how about DVO Fork that you have, How is it performing ?

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

Gonna do a review on that puppy soon! Thanks for reminding me! I have had mixed results but I need to have someone who knows more about suspension set it up for me before I give my final verdict.

@gtxtx3 4 года назад

I've run a set of these for nearly 2 years now and I honestly love them, they handle and soak up rock strikes like an absolute camp, I've snapped 2 pins in that time which I'm surprised it wasn't half of them, my single complaint is I wish they made them in a larger size, these with a set of five ten freerider pro shoes and your feet stick like shit to a blanket

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

I totally agree 💯 They are superb pedals and I will continue to run them till I find something with better grip that doesn't involve me clipping in 🤙

@absolutemtb6696 3 года назад

@@MtbFrequentFlyer i wiling to buy these pedals but I can’t decide which one is best crankbrothers stamp 1 or oneup comp ? What you think I’m a size l

@MtbFrequentFlyer 3 года назад

@@absolutemtb6696 I love my one up comp pedals and wont ever go back to stamps

@MtbFrequentFlyer 3 года назад

@@absolutemtb6696 I've only ridden the one up comp but they are cheaper and I know they work well!

@kenanschoon8585 4 года назад

I’m trying to decide between a oneup components aluminium pedal and a crankbrothers stamp 7

@MtbFrequentFlyer 4 года назад

I would highly suggest the one up pedals but I have heard good things about the stamps. Is there a price difference? If so just go with the cheaper of the two as they are both good options!