With a platform that measures 110mm by 105mm, these flat pedals have to be some of the biggest we’ve seen. They’ve been developed with freerider Tyler McCaul, who’s known for his silkysmooth style and monster whips. When you’re hanging the back end out sideways, you want to be sure your feet are going to stay on, and these look like they’ll do a pretty good job of that, with a deep concave shape and 14 replaceable pins per side. Considering their big footprint, the weight is fairly reasonable, at 440g a pair. Deity are looking for a UK distributor as we speak, so hopefully it won’t be long before you can get your feet on these.