Pedals Comparison: Shimano PD-GR400 PEDAL
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Technologies
Technologies
Technical Summary
Perfect balance
The PD-GR400 pedal features nine removable pins per side that offer an ideal balance between grip and maneuverability, allowing for a secure position at all times.
Ample clearance
Thanks to its low-profile design, these pedals reduce the chances of hitting obstacles on the trail, such as rocks or roots, so you can maintain control without any issues.
Lightweight and durable
With a resin composite body and a chromoly spindle, the PD-GR400 pedal manages to maintain a low weight of just 394 grams without compromising its strength and durability.
Robust performance
The chromoly spindle with a 6 mm hex mounting ensures the strength and durability necessary to withstand the rigors of mountain biking.
Stable and secure platform
With dimensions of 101 x 96 mm and an optimized contact area, Shimano PD-GR400 pedals provide a stable and secure platform for efficient pedaling.
Technical Summary
Pros
👍 High grip
The removable pins offer exceptional grip on all types of terrain.
👍 Durable design
The composite body and chromoly spindle ensure great durability.
👍 Versatility
Removable pins allow for grip adjustment according to your preferences and needs.
👍 Wide platform
The generous contact surface provides comfort and efficiency with every pedal stroke.
Pros
Cons
👎 No retention system
It does not have a retention system, so it is recommended for cyclists who prefer flat pedals.
👎 Cleats not included
You must purchase cleats separately if you want to use cycling shoes compatible with this pedal.
👎 Available in limited colors
Although it offers color options, the variety available is limited.
👎 Not suitable for beginner cyclists
Due to its design and features, this pedal is oriented towards cyclists with intermediate or advanced experience.