CH-Products PRO Pedals USB

Works seamlessly with Saitek pro flightyoke. I play w no shoes for the same reason you don't put body armor on to play an fps game. I'm using this at home to keep current on my IFR procedures, as a training tool and for fun. Playing barefoot-ok. Flying...

Nice hadware. plug and play fsx without any programming or software. taxi control and braking feels just right, maybe a little stiff until you wear in the spring, but it doesn't loose much tension. big heavy sturdy base, I don't know what everyone is...

I hate the cups that are supposed to position your shoes. They are not too comfy if you play w no shoes, I would rather be able to rest my feet on the base or the ground. The pedals could be a bit wider and further apart, maybe a notch at the top to...

I don''t blame the rudders, I blame the software for MS Flight Sim X. Also, I haven''t been able to land an airplane without benefit of basic panel insturments. If I change the view to see the runway, I can''t see the panel. If I change the view to see...

flight sims are better with rudders than without

with MS flight sim X, the rudders do not respond as in real flight. They are either too insensitive at high speeds or too sensitive at low speeds. I.E, while making an approach at an airport, the ailerons are too slow to respond to commands and when...

This unit way exceeded my expectations. A very good product...rugged, well built and heavy!!

As a retired airline pilot of nearly 30 years, I found this product to function just as real rudder pedals in most aircraft. The rudder movement is very smooth with just the right amount of resistence. The control during taxi and takeoff while using...

There are no cons

Seems to be quite a strong following for CH Products and I can add my name to that list. There's a large community base for set-ups, tweaks and mods.

I'm not afraid of breaking these :) ; Tight response with zero deadzone ; Highly recommended(required)especially if you are doing helicopter sim

could use a heavier base. Had slipping problems till I put velcro on the feet

the pedals make a good addition to the game hardware, you push the pedals not twist the stick, more realestic,teaches control coridation much better.

the pedals are well made holds steady on rug base and works very well

I have no cons, at this time

Been using these for a year or two. Not a single issue with them, sans software.

Solid feel, well built. Go's well with their stick and throttle

Sensitive. Base too short to rest your heels on and control pedals with balls of feet like in a real plane. Slides around on carpet. Take a note from home subwoofer company's, carpet spikes! IT's obvious CH builds good stuff, but their software...

None.

I had the game port version for many years. Replaced the pot once but no other problems. These feel and look exactly like them and therefore I have no complaints

None

I''m very happy with these rudder pedals so far.

Installation is very easy. Works great. Adds a lot of realism to Flight Simulator X

None yet

In spite of the cons the pedals are indispensable for flight particularly for rotorcraft, but also for fixed wing flight below 100 knots

They're stable in terms of repeatable centering and on the floor, even on a short-pile carpet

Suffers same fundamental flaws as the earlier joystick port version: Pedals set too close together by about 6", and toe brake resistance is too light. The former is a realism and comfort issue, the latter renders the toe brakes useless for anything...

a must have for any Flight Simulator pilot. Hats off to PCNation, best prices I have found with free shipping and got my order to me in 2 days.

Works great and sure beats a twist grip. Using these along with CH yoke is about as close to the real thing as one can get on a computer for around 200 bucks. Easy install, just plug and fly. Did not even have to install the suplied software, XP found...

The pedals takes a little getting used too but my size 12 feet don''t help either. I had to cut some spacers to lay inside the pedals so I could rest my heels on the frame and use the balls of my feet on the pedals, but then that is more realistic anyway