Thrustmaster TPR Pedals (Compatible with PC)

Finally replaced my Logitech all plastic rudder pedals with Thrustmster TPR all metal pedals! What a difference! I’m a IFR rated licensed pilot and used the plastic rudder pedals with since the 1990’s. Wish I’d upgraded years ago now that I’ve experienced the difference! The TPR’s are much more realistic to the pedals used in the Cessnas and Pipers I used for flight training. I didn’t even need to tweak these in MSFS or DCS World! Very Smooth response and true to life feel!I didn’t want to spend this much money. I was going to order from one of the other two companies who’s pedals sell for about $200 less, but neither company has these in stock and future shipments from them are not looking promises for the near future! Now that I’ve been using them for a couple weeks, I’m satisfied with the extra cost over the others not even being obtainable at this time.

Bought these pedals to replace my cheaper Thrustmaster TFRP Flight Rudder pedals. These completely changed my X-Plane flying experience! I can actually keep my L5 Stinson in the middle of the runway on takeoff and rollout. Don't go cheap when it comes to rudder pedals -- these are a little pricey, but worth every penny!

A very well built Simroder pedal set. In fact, one, if not the best on the market. Keeps Trustmasters, as usual solid quality and unmatched technology. An extra plus is that it is completely made of metal, which means that it will last for many air battles, as well as airplane trips, and even into outer space.

Muy buenos pedales, conforme con mi compra. Llegó antes de lo esperado, bien Amazon.

I am an actual pilot, with thousands of hours in general aviation and military aircraft. In flying computer simulators, these rudder pedals are very faithful in all respects. You are able to angle the pedals in the proper vertical alignment one finds on actual aircraft, and upon doing so, you will experience highly realistic rudder and braking actions.In aviation, there is a term called "tops and bottoms" when it comes to rudder actions. The tops being the brakes and the bottoms being the actual rudder. These rudder pedals allow one to properly replicate that reality. You can place the toes of your feet at the bottom of the pedals and manipulate the rudder. Or, you can place your toes on the tops of the rudder pedals and apply braking.I found differential braking to be smooth and highly accurate, something that using cheaper pedals I just never was satisfied with as there was constant over and under braking actions. With these pedals, that does not happen. When you apply the brakes smoothly, you get smooth braking.These pedals are well worth the money.

I had an under $200 set of rudder pedals; they were ok but I could not use them with any degree of finesse, they were just not up to the job. I was very frustrated with poor ground handling and takeoff rolls (in M$ Flight Simulator, BTW). I got these, set them up, tried them for a while, tweaked the setup some, and have been very pleased with their performance. There are still some aircraft in the sim that are very twitchy on the ground (you try to correct a tiny amount, and the aircraft jumps like you kicked the rudder halfway to the floor - not realistic) - I attribute that to the mediocre ground model of FS plus some aircraft vendors have not spent the time to deal with that in their model. The TPR is pretty heavy, but I still find it necessary to have something to anchor them so I can push all the way to the floor if I need to. Most of the time not needed, but no fun when you need a lot of rudder and the pedals slide a bit. So I'd plan on having something to hold them very firmly in place (which is what I recommend for any rudder pedals, not just these). No, I'm not a big muscle guy, I'm not using THAT much force. Overall the action on the TPR is VERY smoooooth. I really like the range of adjustability of the pedal positions so you can keep the brakes out of the way when you're just flying. Also very nice to be able to set the pressure / force needed to actuate the pedals; you have springs that have a very wide range of adjustment. I prefer mine just a bit still, just enough so I can tell when the pedals are centered. These have contributed substantially to my enjoyment and immersion in the simulator; I'd never want to go back to my old pedals. So like I said - expensive, but worth it. Recommended.

I've had these for almost a month. I love the adjustable spring tension, especially when I go from Planes, to jets, to helos. Exceptional quality ! As far as people saying they slide too much, if the hardwood floors are dusty and the longer they sit, they will slide. You can clean the floor and the rubber pads on the bottom and they will regain their holding power. (I just took 1/2" x 2" velcro and put a strip under the front and back, and it has not slipped a bit, better than putting screws in your floor) Any residue left from the velcro adhesive can easily be removed with isopropyl alcohol. I find these so much more realistic than the "slider style" rudder peddles. Once you put these in front of you and recalibrate you will be very happy you spent the money. I was reluctant because of the cost, but I have the Hotas Warthog flight stick and throttles, this just completes that set-up with the same quality. The only negative thing, which is just my opinion" is the connector wire and location. I think they could have come up with something different, but I have not had any problems with it either.My opinion, if you have the extra money, go for it, you will not regret it.