PD-M9100 vs Mallet DH 11 review

In this entry we are going to compare and review Shimano PD-M9100 vs Crankbrothers Mallet DH 11 pedals. Both manufactured by different brands, Shimano and Crankbrothers respectively, these pedals have been designed to be used for different purposes. Whilst Shimano PD-M9100 is better for pedal offroad activities, Crankbrothers Mallet DH 11 is a great choice if your needs are more aligned to Series and Downhill activities.

PD-M9100

Mallet DH 11

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

Features

Low platform height for pedaling stability
Enhanced pedal-to-shoe contact area with mud-shedding profile
Slimmer axle housing better sheds mud and debris
Wide bearing placement for rigidity and uniform load distribution
Slimmer, weight-optimized axle with 2 length options
Lightweight, 310 g (11 oz.) per pair

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

Usage

Series

Downhill

Technologies

SPD
Recessed, walkable cleat design
MUD SHEDDING DESIGN
Open binding mechanism to better shed mud

Technologies

Specifications

Average weight: 310 ( /pair) (Short axle type) 314 ( /pair) (Normal axle type)
MODEL NO: PD-M9100
Binding: Dual Sided
SERIES: XTR M9100 Series
Color: Black
Reflector: SM-PD60 SM-PD22 (3 mm shorter axle type)
Cleat included: SM-SH51
Remarks: 3 mm shorter axle available 1.0 mm cleat spacer included
Offset binding: ✔
Cartridge axle: ✔
Optional cleat: SM-SH56
Sealed mechanism: ✔
Cleat retention adjuster: ✔
Type: Off-Road (SPD)

PD-M9100 vs Mallet DH 11 review

Features

Features

Usage

Usage

Technologies

SPD

MUD SHEDDING DESIGN

Technologies

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