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Features
- Smooth and accurate self-centering rudder pedals add another layer of realistic control to your flight simulation setup
- Whether you prefer the lighter response of a small aircraft or the more robust feel of a heavy jet, a simple twist of the Adjustable Tension Dial will have you flying your way.
- Differential Toe Brakes deliver the full control you need when bringing your aircraft up to its stand on the runway
- Platform Compatibility: Windows 7, 8, 8.1 and 10, Internet connection for optional software download
- Technical Specifications: 9-bit Rudder axis, 7-bit Toe Brake axis, USB 2.0-compliant Dimensions (cm): 31x41x17 Weight: 2.3 kg
Description
Logitech G Pro Flight Rudder Pedals add another layer of realistic control to your flight simulation setup. Control the rudder and toe brakes of your aircraft with your feet – just like actual pilots. These self-centering pedals with adjustable damping are a perfect complement to the Saitek Pro Flight Yoke. The Rudder Pedals' fluid motion enables accurate command over your aircraft, while differential braking provides independent control of the left and right toe brakes. The foot rests adjust to accommodate a wide range of sizes and include non-slip materials to help keep the pedals on the floor during virtual flight. 9-bit Rudder axis, 7-bit Toe Brake axis, USB 2.0-compliant Dimensions (cm): 31x41x17 Weight: 2.3 kg
Brand: Logitech G
Model Name: Logitech G PRO Flight Rudder Pedals
Compatible Devices: Windows 10, Windows 8.1, Windows 7
Controller Type: Pedals
Connectivity Technology: USB
Brand: Logitech G
Series: Logitech G PRO Flight Rudder Pedals
Item model number: 945-000068
Hardware Platform: Desktop, pc
Operating System: 8 . 1,Windows 7
Item Weight: 5.07 pounds
Product Dimensions: 17.8 x 14.4 x 9.1 inches
Item Dimensions LxWxH: 17.8 x 14.4 x 9.1 inches
Color: Black
Power Source: Corded Electric
Manufacturer: Logitech
Date First Available: March 2, 2020
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I’m a pilot and these are great for my at home flight simulator set up! Plug and play directly into my computer with Microsoft flight simulator. No challenges or trouble shooting required!
Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2025 by Donovan Fernander
Had no problems installing them to the computer and they work great. Good buy. They pair perfectly with the flight yoke system.
Reviewed in the United States on June 24, 2025 by Kindle Customer
These petals are mostly plastic, not the best quality for the price but it seems durable. It’s somewhat adjustable. I had to place a couple dumbbells to keep it from sliding around but it does have rubber feet that help. It’s comfortable enough to play for hours. You can download Logitech software to change sensitivity and map buttons if needed but I didn’t mess with it much. Over all it works well and is solid choice for beginners.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 6, 2025 by Quinn
This the best budget pedal you can buy in my opinion. For under $200, I don’t think there’s a better one than this. The thing I really like about this pedal is how the left and right pedal is actually spaced out like real life, and not right next to each other. This makes it feel realistic, and it’s much better and easier to do finer maneuvers. Some of the other pedals in the same price range has their pedals right next to each other, and I do not like that at all. It’s awkward to use, and just doesn’t feel substantial. I also like that the tension adjustment is super easy and quick to do. Just turn the knob and you’re good to go. I have it basically as tight as it will go, because I like the heavy feel. The pedal length can also be adjusted very quickly and easily, just by pushing a spring loaded button on the center of each pedal, you can make the pedal longer or shorter. I’ve tested this pedal out with MSFS, and all the bindings were loaded in and assigned already. You can just mess with the sensitivity settings to dial it in. Build quality also seems solid. It’s made out of plastic, but it seems like durable plastic that will last. Great pedals! Very happy with it.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 10, 2025 by SRTRANDY
Works amazing with msf 2020 you don’t have to set up nothing is automatically set up and the best part you can adjust the resistance
Reviewed in the United States on August 8, 2025 by Sam
Great pedals! I flew flight sims for years with the twist grip on the joystick for rudder control. Finally decided to get pedals and the flight sims are now on another level. These are considered entry level pedals. They are sturdy and accurate. I've been using them for a few months now and have no complaints. Has rudder functions and independent toe brakes. Tension is adjustable. There is a bit of a learning curve on using them. It took me a week or so to get used to using them until it became second nature. Very affordable vs the WinWing or Virpil or the high end TM pedals. You can spend $450 plus or $170 for these and get the same results. I was able to put screws into the floor to hold them in place. (Man cave...Not in the house) That is the only downside to these is that they will slide if not up against something. There are rubber feet on the bottom but I don't know how they would perform on a tile or wood floor. They will slide on carpet hence the screws in the floor but they are exactly where I want them.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 29, 2022 by Joel Frailicks
I made the jump from using straight HOTAS to pedals and its really opened up ability to "cross control" much easier. They work great having a wall behind them, can get a little slippery without a "stop" though, but they do include some grippy tape if that is the case.
Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025 by Jon Wittoesch
Recently started my actual Private Pilot Certificate flight school and decided to give MSFS a try. Loved it and immediately recognized the learning potential, but the xbox controller wasn't cutting it. So I invested in the Logitech Yoke (reviewed separately... spoiler alert... I love it) and rudder pedals (matching pair, right?). Unfortunately, while the pedals do work and add a layer of reality, they are very wonky to use. Let's review: Good: 1. They work! If you want to add rudder for some realism... they work! 2. Contruction is solid. Yes, they're plastic, but as long as you're not cramming them like Maverick shooting the canyon, they should hold up. 3. Build-in tension control to match your strength and feel 4. Look nice. Hey... that matters. =P 5. Plugs directly into the Logitech yoke base. This is nice so I only need 1 USB to plug into my computer from the Yoke (fyi, the throttle/mixture adjusters do the same). 6. Braking works great! Meh/Bad 1. They slide around. This, fortunately, should only be a problem if you're on a smooth floor. Yes, they come with velcro strips, but who wants that!? Possibly solutions include rubber nubs on the bottom or, like I did, 2x4 (or whatever you need) between the pedals and the wall (now they definitely don't move!). Bottom line, this is a "meh" issue for me (really a non-issue as it's fixed... but i have ugly 2x4s under my desk). but could be annoying for some. 2. **BIGGEST ISSUE** The pedals are NOT independent of each other. This means, as you press forward on one pedal, the other moves backwards. This is a VERY odd feel and I find myself thinking not just about applying right pressure but actually dragging my left backwards. This may not be a real issue, but that's the main one where it makes it not feel real at ALL 3. Sensitivity curves on MSFS have been very difficult for me to dial in. I hate to call this a meh/bad complaint (I guess it's "Meh"), but either tiny movements cause big shifts or I have to cram the pedals to get the effect. Yes, this may be a MSFS issue, but just be aware. The Net: In hindsight, I'd probably go with the Thrustmaster Rudder pedals because each pedal seems to operate independently of the other (and they would've cost less), but I like that the Logitech pedals plug nicely into the Yoke unit so I only need 1 usb from the yoke to my computer. I think this is a solid 3/5. They work, but get a slight hit for costing more and not quite meeting my needs/expectation. But, in the end, they do work and add that layer of realism I was looking for!
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2022 by Boogerwood