Eclat Seeker Pedals

The Eclat Seeker pedals use a standard 9/16-inch spindle thread, which is the industry standard for almost all three-piece BMX cranksets. They will not fit one-piece cranks, which require a 1/2-inch thread.

The micro-knurled surface provides a consistent, grippy texture across the entire pedal body rather than relying on individual pins. While it offers excellent traction for tricks and landings, it is generally more forgiving on your shins than aggressive metal pins.

No, these pedals feature a molded micro-knurled surface rather than removable pins. This design choice keeps the profile thin and lightweight, though it means the grip surface is not replaceable once worn.

The dual concave design creates a slight dip in the center of the pedal, which allows your foot to sit deeper into the platform. This helps lock your foot in place, providing better stability and control during hard landings or technical maneuvers.

While they are engineered specifically for BMX, their durable nylon-fiberglass construction and large platform make them functional for casual riding or commuting. However, they lack the aggressive pin setup typically preferred for serious mountain biking.

Nylon-fiberglass is surprisingly resilient and often slides better on grinds than alloy, which can snag. While alloy is stiffer, the Eclat Seeker's oversized chromoly axle and sealed bearing system ensure they handle heavy impacts and abuse exceptionally well.