Flat / Clipless Pedals

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Flat & Clipless Mountain Bike Pedals Pedals are one of the three contact points between you and your bike, and the right pair makes a real difference in how confident and connected you feel on the trail. Whether you're running flat pedals for the freedom and feel, or clipless for efficiency and power transfer, we stock the full range from every brand worth running. Not sure which way to go? We wrote a full breakdown on flat vs clipless pedals and have a complete MTB pedal buyer's guide that covers everything you need to know before buying. Trail One Components -- Our Top Pick Trail One Components makes our favorite pedals right now, and they back every purchase with a give-back model that supports trail building and maintenance -- so you're getting a world-class pedal and directly funding the trails you ride. Two models for different riders: Trail One Vortex Composite Pedals : Lightweight composite construction, excellent grip, and priced accessibly. The everyday rider's pedal. Trail One Sage Alloy Pedals : CNC machined aluminum, precision engineered, built to be the best flat pedal on the market. The flagship. Flat Pedals Flat pedals give you freedom of foot placement, instant bail-out ability, and a more natural feel on technical terrain. They're the choice for most trail and enduro riders. Beyond Trail One, RaceFace makes some of the most popular flat pedals we carry -- the Chester is the best budget flat pedal on the market. Deity makes excellent composite and alloy options including the Deftrap composite . We also did a composite pedal shootout comparing the top options head to head. For boutique quality, Canfield's Crampon Ultimate and Hope's F20 are both exceptional. Clipless Pedals Clipless pedals lock your foot to the pedal for more efficient power transfer -- the choice for XC, cross-country, and riders who prioritize pedaling efficiency. Crankbrothers and Shimano SPD are the two dominant systems for mountain biking. The Crankbrothers Mallet Trail is a