LOOK X-TRACK EN-RAGE PLUS MTB Pedals

LOOK X-TRACK EN-RAGE PLUS MTB Pedals

The LOOK X-TRACK EN-RAGE PLUS MTB Pedals are perfectly suited to the requirements of the ENDURO rider! The pedals feature a forged aluminum body for incredible strength. They also use a chromoly+ axle for strength and improved stiffness. The pins and ribbed pedal body ensure substantial grip in all circumstances, even when not clipped in. They are SPD compatible and will give confidence on the roughest trails thanks to a 13° disengagement angle.

Features

Forged Aluminum
The X-TRACK EN-RAGE PLUS model is made of forged aluminum, making it particularly resilient to impact (4 times more resilient than die-cast aluminum). The design and body sections have been optimized to withstand the most extreme conditions and impacts of ENDURO riders. Thanks to the work of the LOOK R&D team, they have created a product twice as resistant to damage as most rival products in the market.

Premium Components
LOOK’s desire to continually improve your product-experience is demonstrated by the design of a durable and easy-to-use product. This new mountain bike pedal has been designed around a robust spindle and bearing mechanism. It is resistant to damage from external elements (rocks, roots, mud, etc.). In order to achieve consistent performances, the pedal spindle includes double water resist seals to withstand the most extreme conditions your trails can offer.

Advanced Mechanism Geometry
The mechanism works regardless of external conditions. In the mud, forces disrupting the pedal are significantly different from those encountered when conditions are dry. Added space around the cleat mechanism allows for the shedding of various foreign matter (mud, sand… ). These zones give the user a constant and stable feeling of being securely clipped in, in all conditions.

Adjustable Tension
An adjustable tension screw allows you to fine-tune the entry / release resistance to your personal preference.

Lateral Contact Support
Lateral contact support helps guide your foot while clipping into the pedal, providing you a point of contact even if you have not yet engaged the cleat. This wide contact area prevents your foot from sliding on the pedal body and offers consistent and reassuring support.