The OneUp Wave is a flat pedal that uses its shape as well as its pins to hold your foot. The front of the platform is concave around the ball of your foot, while the sloping rear encourages a heels-down position. It's aimed at riders who want a planted feel on descents without an awkward platform underfoot when pedalling seated.
Angled pins work with that profile, rather than relying on extra pin length to find grip. A forged and machined aluminium body keeps the edges slim, and the sealed chromoly axle runs on an IGUS bushing and three outboard cartridge bearings. The system is serviceable, with the bearing nut tool included.
107mm wide by 110mm long platform.
14.2mm thick at the axle and 11.5mm at the edges.
355g per pair, manufacturer figure.
Supplied as a left/right pair with nine pins installed per face, ten spare pins and the bearing nut tool.
Ten pin positions per face; the standard pins are not height-adjustable.
Original OneUp Aluminium Pedal pins are cross-compatible, but the axle and bearing internals are not.
The concave front supports the ball of your foot while the sloped rear encourages a heels-down stance. This mixed profile gives the sole something to settle into, both on a descent and during seated pedalling.
Grip that follows your riding position
The pins sit at an angle to work with the Wave profile when your heels are dropped. Hollow hex openings help clear mud and give access for replacement when a pin takes a hit.
Service the parts that keep it spinning
An IGUS bushing and three outboard cartridge bearings support the sealed chromoly axle. The supplied bearing nut tool gives access for cleaning and servicing, keeping upkeep part of the pedal's design.
