Thrustmaster TPR Pendular Rudder Pedals for PC Flight Simulation Controls – Adjustable Resistance, HallEffect Magnetic Sensors, Ultra-Precise & Smooth Control

The Thrustmaster TPR Pedals are outstanding. The build quality is extremely solid, with an all-metal construction that feels durable and professional. Pedal movement is incredibly smooth and precise, providing excellent control and realism. They feel very stable during use, respond accurately to inputs, and greatly enhance the overall flight simulation experience. Setup was straightforward, and once dialed in, they perform flawlessly. A high-quality set of pedals that’s well worth the investment for serious sim users.

Upgraded my flight simulation setup with the Thrustmaster TPR Pedals, and they have completely transformed my flying experience! These pedals offer outstanding precision and realism, making them a fantastic choice for any serious flight simmer. The build quality is exceptional, featuring a robust design that feels solid and durable. The metal construction gives it a premium feel and ensures stability during use, even with intense maneuvers. The adjustable resistance for the brake and rudder pedals is a standout feature, allowing me to customize the feel according to my preferences and flying style. The precision of the pedals is remarkable, with excellent sensitivity that translates smoothly into my simulations. The toe brakes provide a realistic response, which is crucial for fine-tuning landings and taxiing. The large base ensures that the pedals stay securely in place, preventing any unwanted movement.

Bought these for a home built flight simulator to help with instrument training and they’ve been wonderful. Very heavy and high quality and you can really beat up on them - very durable. Easy plug and play installation, screwed them into the floor, and they feel like real Cessna pedals. Functionality was great out of the box with MSFS as well.

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 have been using this for a year now and this thing is has been working great without any problems. Great investment

I wanted one of the best rudder pedals available, and many review sites pointed to this one, so I waited for a sale. The build quality is excellent — very sturdy, solid, and rugged. On carpet, it can move or slip, so you really need to mount it properly or brace it against something to keep it stable. One small downside is that the cable connection at the unit feels like it could slide off more easily than expected. I haven’t used other rudder pedals, so I can’t really compare or say whether it’s worth the full price, but overall it feels like a high-quality piece of hardware.

The best rudder pedals for any type of flight simulations, a little pricey but worth every dollar . A lot of levels of adjustment for your comfort level and definitely a premium feeling rudder pedal.

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.