Mallet DH 11 vs SAINT Flat Pedal review

In this entry we are going to compare and review Crankbrothers Mallet DH 11 vs Shimano SAINT Flat Pedal pedals. Both manufactured by different brands, Crankbrothers and Shimano respectively, these pedals have been designed to be used for different purposes. Whilst Crankbrothers Mallet DH 11 is better for Series and Downhill activities, Shimano SAINT Flat Pedal is a great choice if your needs are more aligned to pedal offroad activities.

Mallet DH 11

SAINT Flat Pedal

The world’s most successful downhill pedal, premium edition.

SAINT DH flat pedals provide best-in-class grip and durability.

Features

Integrated traction pad technology to optimize the shoe/pedal interface
57mm q-factor for stability at speed
Titanium wings to reduce weight
Ribbed body for better traction when unclipped
Customizable float & release angle
Premium bearings & double seal system
Dual chamfered edges to reduce rock-strikes
8 adjustable pins per side for grip
4-sided entry / superior mud shedding
Concave platform for secure foothold
Exclusive double-anodized black and gold colorway

Features

New axle and bushing construction
10 pins, +4 optional inner positions
6 mm and 3 mm pins included
Center thickness: 11.6 mm
Platform size: 121 x 110 mm
156 g lighter than PD-MX80
8 mm hexagon wrench mount
Dual concave platform
Aluminum + Carbon composite resin

Usage

Series

Downhill

Usage

Technologies

Specifications

SERIES: SAINT M820 Series
Color: Black/Silver
Sealed mechanism: ✔
Type: Off-Road (Flat Pedal)
MODEL NO: PD-M829
Reflector: SM-PD70 (NEW)