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After the Stomp comes the Thump – the new composite flat pedal from iSSi

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In 2018, iSSi put their spin on the flat pedal with the Stomp. A massive, concave, aluminum flat pedal with big pins and big traction. This year, they’re following it up with the Thump, a composite flat pedal with a similar truly concave shape.

After the Stomp comes the Thump - the new composite flat pedal from iSSi

Using similarly styled body, the Thump has a nylon composite body that rides on chromoly spindles and sealed cartridge bearings & nylon bushings. The body measures 18.5mm thick with a 2.5mm concavity.

After the Stomp comes the Thump - the new composite flat pedal from iSSi

Offered in two platform sizes, the Standard measures 119 x 99 x 18.5mm, while the Small measures 113 x 95 x 18.5mm. Claimed weights are 330g for the standard and 324g for the small. iSSi recommends size 42 and larger feet for the standard, and size 42 and smaller for the small.

After the Stomp comes the Thump - the new composite flat pedal from iSSi

As usual, the pedals will be offered in a variety of colors with black, red, blue, and pink to start, followed by purple and yellow this Spring. Both versions sell for $40 a set.

rideissi.com

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Vova Pindyur
5 years ago

Ваши педали не интересны, пока в не покажете, что у них внутри.

dl
dl
5 years ago
Reply to  Vova Pindyur

Warum auf Russisch?

Duder
Duder
5 years ago

Looks meaty like a HD version of Odyssey Twisted PC, Bearing/Bushing set up I would guess? Sucks that Size 42 has to buy both.

IzzyM
IzzyM
5 years ago

Pardon my ignorance, but the longer number (119 standard, 113 small) is the length from front to back right?

IzzyM
IzzyM
5 years ago

Would be interested to know how the moulded pins would hold up over time.

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