All of us are always looking for our next upgrade, and all of us always want to save a buck when possible. If you’re looking to shave off those tenths, or feel more connected or to become more consistent, a pedal upgrade is one of, if not the most impactful changes you can make to your sim rig.
For those us us looking for a deal we’ve unearthed some fantastic deals this May across a range of top-notch pedal sets. Let’s dive into these specific finds!
High End – Heusinkveld Sprints:
Heusinkveld pedals are legendary for their quality and being the go to for countless professional sim racers and teams. Currently Heusinkveld is running a “Summer Sale” directly on their website. We think this is a prime chance to get some amazing pedals at a price closer to Fanatec V3’s than the normal price for sprints.
- Sprint 2-Pedal Set: Now €490 (was €654).
- Sprint 3-Pedal Set: Currently €581 (was €775).
- Sprint Clutch Upgrade: If you have a 2-pedal set and want to add a clutch, the upgrade is down to €120.00 (from €160.00).
- Where to look: Heusinkveld Shop
- Heads Up for US Buyers: Remember, Heusinkveld is based in the Netherlands, so prices are in Euros. You’ll want to factor in current exchange rates and any potential shipping or import costs to the US. But a 25% discount on Sprints is still a big deal!
Sim-Lab XP1 Pedals – Euro Deals & a US Open Box Steal!
Well known for their quality rigs Simlab entered the market initially aiming at the high end pedal marker with their XP1 load cell pedals. We feel that they’re often overlooked for more budget conscious buyers and should be looked at very seriously for buyers looking for solid load cell pedals at a great price.
- XP1 Pedals 2-Pedal Set: Your find shows these at $399 (down from $499) via Sim-Lab’s site.
- XP1 Pedals 3-Pedal Set: The 3-pedal version is listed at $549 (down from $649) on the same site.
- Check them out here: Sim-Lab XP1 Pedals
- Note for US Buyers: As with Heusinkveld, these are priced on Sim-Lab’s European site (sim-lab.eu). While the price is listed in USD in your notes, US buyers should confirm total landed cost including shipping and any import duties.
- Sim-Lab XP1 Pedals 2-Pedal Set (Open Box): Now although this deal is not applicable to everyone, Micro Center has an open-box deal on the XP1 2-pedal set for just $322. Personally I’ve bought my Sprints this way and they were in great shape.
- Check availability here: Micro Center Sim-Lab XP1 Open Box
Moza Racing CRP2 Pedals – High-End Feel for Less (EU Retailer):
Although not talked about too much, the Moza CRP2 are an excellent pedal set, for those currently in the Moza ecosystem looking
for a complete unit the 2 and 3 pedal sets are current on sale for those who live in Europe.
- Moza Racing CRP2 Load Cell Pedals (2-Pedal Set): Priced at €395,70 (down from €445,28).
- Moza Racing CRP2 Load Cell Pedals (3-Pedal Set): Currently €494,88 (a saving from a likely list price around €544,46).
- You can find it here: Moza CRP2 at SimRaceWebshop
- Reminder for US Buyers: Again, these are from a European retailer and priced in Euros. Be sure to calculate final costs for shipping to the US, and understand not all retailers will ship to the united states and you might be forced to may import duties.
Simagic P1000i – Solid Discount on Inverted Pedals:
Something that you don’t see very often are inverted pedals. Simagic has been renowned for
- Simagic P1000i (Inverted Pedals): Currently $539.00 (down from $649.00). That’s a nice $110 saving on a popular and robust inverted pedal set.
- You can but them here: Simagic P1000i
Final Thoughts:
Overall we think there are very solid pic for almost every sim racer looking to upgrade to a nicer load cell pedal set but want to save a few dollars without sacrificing on quality.
As always, especially with international deals, double-check those shipping costs and potential import duties. For local deals like the Micro Center one, check stock in your area. Happy racing, and enjoy the upgraded feel under your feet!