Thrustmaster TFRP Precision Flight Sim Rudder Pedals - PS5, XBOX & PC

I play a lot of flight simulator games on PC and I bought this for my second rig so that I can teach others how to fly in my household. My main PC I use the CH rudder pedals that I've had for over 20 years, still working perfect. I got these and was skeptical because of the way the appeared in pictures, appears kind of fragile to me; I wasn't sure if they were going to be durable. I was pleasantly surprised when they arrived. They are made of a durable plastic and feel smooth in operation. They also fit my feet just fine (size 10 men). What I love about these is that they have the main wire route to the side rather than the back, what that means is that you can have this up against the wall and it won't put pressure on the wire like my CH Pedals which I eventually had to repair those due tot he wires breaking being pressed up against the wall. These are on carpet and against the wall and they don't slip. I also like that I have a Thrustmaster TFRP throttle and these connect to those via a telephone-like plug, so not only do I not have to connect these to a USB but my throttle and this shows up as one system in my PC rather than 2 different peripherals, makes it easier to configure. However it does have an adapter so you can plug these in straight to a USB on your PC if you want to. I like the feel of the sliding motion, which is smooth and solid and the toe breaks are good too. I did not have to make any adjustments to these, plugged right in out of the box and working perfectly. Overall, for flight sims, this works great and I highly recommend. In game, it helps with immersion and you get to do it on the cheap. I am very happy with this purchase.

I picked up the Thrustmaster TFRP rudder pedals as my first set for flight sims, and overall, I’m pretty happy with them. Right out of the box, setup was super easy—just plugged them in and got them working without much hassle. The biggest thing I noticed right away is how much more immersive flying feels compared to using a joystick twist. It’s honestly a huge upgrade. The pedals use a sliding rail system instead of the usual pivot style, and they actually feel really smooth once you get used to them. I mostly play Microsoft Flight Simulator, and they’ve made a big difference when taxiing, landing, and keeping things coordinated in the air. The toe brakes are a nice bonus, too—they add a bit more realism. That said, they’re definitely not perfect. They’re mostly plastic, so they don’t feel super premium, and the resistance is pretty light with no way to adjust it. Sometimes they feel a little sensitive. Also, on a hardwood floor, they tended to slide around until I put a mat under them. Still, for the price, I think they’re a great starting point. They do exactly what I wanted—make flying feel more realistic—without costing a ton.

These pedals are smooth, the toe brakes work excellently, and the axis output is clean with no jitter. If you use these on a hardwood floor, you will need to either replace the rubber pads it comes with with larger pads, or something similar - as they will not stay in place. On carpet they're just fine. Can't knock them for our smooth flooring though. They are plug-and-play, I did not need to make any effort really, my Windows 10 machine worked with them immediately. A+ for ease of use there, no driver hunting needed. The immersion that these simple pedals offer is fantastic, and they're quite precise. They helped me tremendously while I was learning how to transition from a hover into forward flight on the UH-1, and are a welcome addition to every flight simulator and game that they work on. I have been using them for about a month and they have not lost any of the smoothness in the movement and haven't developed and resistance to being actuated fully. Definitely a purchase I recommend for anyone looking to take the extra step towards realism with a flight game. The single star I took off is because they do feel like cheap plastic. At this price, I'm not surprised, but while I haven't noticed any flexing while in use they feel like they could be broken pretty easily. If they stay solid I'll be back to rate them up to 5 stars.

This is a great set of rudder pedals that work very well. They feel decent quality and they get the job done when using them in MS Flight Simulator 2024. They are recognized natively and easy to configure within the sim to my liking. I'm very happy with my purchase and would recommend it to anyone in the market for a set of rudder pedals!

Excellent pedals ! Don’t know how i was lining up the runways without them. And now that I’ve been giving helicopters a try, it’s incredible how much they help to fly them. I’m just a novice and can’t compare to any other pedals but I’ve been flying MFS 2004 since it came out without pedals and just got 2024. Just don’t know how I was doing it without them. Makes it feel real.

Quality good, maybe for this price is ok. But if you want to really feel of yaw control you will need device which has more strong feedback on controls. This item is very minimum, just for yaw control without any feedback of whats happening with airplane.

I've been playing Elite Dangerous off and on again since about 2015. Since then, I've collected a Thrustmaster HOTAS and other devices to level up my immersion experience (RIP Sansung VR headset). The one thing I didn't invest in until now were these pedals. Why? My thinking was "my stick already controls the Yaw, why do I need pedals to do that instead?" I bought them anyway and Holy sh*t, do they ever bring so much to the table. Yaw controls are crazy accurate now, not to mention I effectively added new "buttons" to my arsenal, using the toe brakes for Heatsink and Shield Cell Banks, which makes executing them during combat so much more seamless than fumbling for the right buttons on my stick base. It definitely has a learning curve. I'll be honest, I didn't love these before, but after spending some time with them I can't imagine flying without them. One glaring drawback I didn't think of when buying pedals (and this is not particular to this product) is that if your chair has wheels, when you use the pedals, you're going to roll backwards in your chair. To fix this, I simply place a blanket under my chair for the time being until I can come up with a better solution. There are chairs that you can buy that sit like an office chair but are stationary. (Or you know, build your own sim pit chair) I love these pedals so far, I won't switch back to playing without them. They are the accessories to this game you didn't know you needed.

Cheap plastic feel and entry level "toy" like. Massive calibration needed for these pedals to respond anywhere near how real rudder pedals feel. Very light, so moves around a lot unless you custom mount them somehow. I tried by mounting to plywood but it was a pain. On the default "out-of-box" calibration in MSFS 2024, the slightest touch of a pedal send the plane in almost uncontrollable yaw ... especially on take-off roll. Don't waste your money if you want some realism in you flight sim experience

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Produto de excelente qualidade e rusticidade

arrived in original box and works with xbox and msfs

Buen equipo para integrarlos a la simulación de vuelo en Xbox. A Favor: Solidos con plástico solido y carriles de acero reforzados. Tensor central para dureza de viaje de los pedales de timón. 3 funcionalidades basicamente: -Timon Izquierda/derecha -Freno izquierdo/derecho -Freno central (ambos pedales) En contra: Muy pegados los pedales unicamente. Cuanta también con funcionalidad "racing" que no he probado pero debe ser buena por la buena sensibilidad de los mismos.

I am a licensed pilot since 1982. Certified on 15 single engine aircraft types. So I speak with real world experience and these are for the price as close as I need to use. A small adjustment to the rate as they are sensitive near the center. Just need to go to a non linear exponential curve and it was much more realistic. The breaking is good as is progressive, not just "on/off" as I have found on a more expensive unit. Peddle spacing is correct for MANY older aircraft "Aeronca, Taylorcraft,Luscombe etc". The center indent is a bit strange as it does not exist on many older aircraft, Cessna with tricycle gear with the Bungy connection to nose gear an exception. Any way it works and I am most happy with it. Will monitor the lubrication needed closely, just like on the real stuff.