Wolf Tooth
WOLF TOOTH pedals CTRL Trail Clipless Ultraviolet Purple
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Product description
WOLF TOOTH presents a completely new family of SPD compatible clipless pedals (CTRL + ALT + DEL). Three models (Trail / XC / Gravel) are united by a slim profile, an exceptionally large contact area and the possibility of adjusting the Q-factor. Of course, technical precision, attention to detail and easy serviceability are also present. Wolf Tooth named its new project eloquently: "CTRL + ALT + DEL". The symbolism of the keyboard shortcut that launches a "hard RESTART" on Windows computers expresses the same thing, a restart in the clipless pedal category!
The Wolf Tooth CTRL trail model was designed for maximum confidence in the terrain.
The 941mm² platform provides more support than any other SPD pedal in the trail category, while its body is extremely low (just 15mm) and weighs just 326g (pair), giving you a lower center of gravity, more room in corners and quicker response.
Thanks to consistent CNC machining and therefore significant airiness, it is also immune to mud deposits, so it works even in the worst conditions, from winter snow to summer dust.
CTRL pedals have adjustable Q factor in 4mm increments. Inside the pedal is a stainless steel axle, three bearings and two washers. The washers and bearings can be rearranged for a Q factor of 51, 55 or 59mm. This is easy enough for anyone to do at home. For further fine tuning of the Q factor, a shim kit containing four 2mm shims is available. As with most Wolf Tooth components and accessories, replacement parts and service manuals are available through the Wolf Tooth Right to Repair website.
Maintenance instructions here.
Specifications
- Weight: 326g
- Material: Body: 6061-T6 Aluminum, CNC Machined, Axle: Heat Treated 17-4 PH Stainless Steel, Mechanism (Cage): Stainless Steel, Hardware (Screws): Stainless Steel
- Package contents: Pedals, cleats (stops) with washers and screws
- Manufacturing: Machined in the USA






















































































































































































