Logitech Pro Flight Rudder Pedals reviews

I bought these pedals to go with my Saitek Yoke & Quadrants. It works well, though even at maximum the tension is nothing compared to a real small plane. The toe brakes are nice and are not just on/off so allow for slight braking, the only way I've found to map them is in the third party program FSUIPC though.

These pedals allow for a much more realistic flight sim experience and can help you practice your essential hand/foot coordination.

Good spacing between the pedals makes for great comfort, the tension adjuster makes setting it to your style of flying very easy, and means you don't have to put up with the feeling of stepping on a wet sponge for hours on end. Also with toe brakes on both pedals means differential breaking is possible. Comes with Velcro strips so you can use them on a wooden floor. just need to use them heaps to get me out of the habit of the twist stick rudder. oh poor me (LOL)

My last set broke after 3 years daily use. The toe break electrical connection cables snapped because they came unfixed and kinked. I know because I repaired them, but it's difficult to repair and rejoin stainless steel!

This is well made gear, and makes the flying much more realistic. I can now do side-slipping curved approaches realistically, and aeros are much more like the real thing. But the software as delivered didn't work with CFS3, and interfered with my control column. It took about 4 hours of fiddling, and reloading updated Saitek software off the website to get it up and running properly. Not best pleased to get out of date software on the DVD. But worth the effort.

I highly recommend this product! And Mighty Ape did a great job at delivering an awesome product!

Good pedals for the money, little bit too springy in the action but way better than using a twist grip joy stick.

So much more fun being able to control rudders and brakes just as if in a real aircraft. Very easy to set up and use.

Pedals from Logitech work much as they do in a light aeroplane with separate control for rudder and brakes.

Strange name for a summary but here is the story. I got a set of pedals wit a bulk lot of slight sim gear shortly after I broke Both my ankles in 2008 (this is now AUG 2010) the Saitek pedals come with a lot of other Saitek gear (which I have already reviewed). The pedals were extremly well made however with both feet in plaster I could not use them and I thought I would never use my feet again so I almost gave them away to a friend who has used them extensivly without trouble. I have had my final reconstruction surgery and the feet are slowly starting to work again so will soon be looking to buy a new set of pedals (silly me) it will compliment my saitek Flight sim rig soon.