NS legeaters or Straitline pedals

[$$$jack-konastinkdog$$$]

Hey guys,
you guys no what pedal is better, i was looking at the blue NS legeater or the jeff lenosky green version of the straitline, ive got lots of blue components though. And i ride downhill
thankyou in advance peeps

 

[poppa_johns]

Hey guys,
you guys no what pedal is better, i was looking at the blue NS legeater or the jeff lenosky green version of the straitline, ive got lots of blue components though. And i ride downhill
thankyou in advance peeps

Aye man, i just recently bought a pair of the lenosky straightlines and i can say they are awsome. They get a big thumbs up in my book, such a big platform. Sooo grippy and very sharp pins.
I'd go the straightlines
cheers
Jack

 

[twc]

straightlines

hey man,
id either go for v8/12 or defidently straightlines
cheers, tom

 

[taibo]

hey man,
id either go for v8/12 or defidently straightlines
cheers, tom

he asked straightline or NS...did i miss something?

ive owned both...the straightlines are better

 

[Zyphryss]

he asked straightline or NS...did i miss something?

far out, this kind of stuff is ruining farkin

 

[bethextrem1]

I've got NS legeaters and they feel awsome they've lasted a long time & been smashed, very good pedal.

Saying that I'm buying a set of straitline pedals this week

Nothing wrong with the NS's they'll go on another bike

 

[taibo]

far out, this kind of stuff is ruining farkin

this kind of stuff is ruining farkin.

how does your post contribute to the original poster's question?

 

[csd]

I love my Straitlines - huge platform, low profile and grippy as anything even without all the pins. I would definitely recommend them to anyone

 

[Speedmax Downhill Crew]

i have legeaters and love them, feet haven't slipped once on them. but in saying that ive never used the straightlines so cant comment there. Weigh up the cost difference, and either way you will be getting a decent pedal.

though, have you considered solejams? you can pick up a set for $100 and they are very good as well.

 

[tupper]

Hey guys,
you guys no what pedal is better, i was looking at the blue NS legeater or the jeff lenosky green version of the straitline, ive got lots of blue components though. And i ride downhill
thankyou in advance peeps

Just get different coloured straightlines then, the only difference between the jeff lenosky ones and the stock ones is colour.

My straightlines are awesome pedal, grippiest ive ever tried. Comes with killer pins.

 

[Hellyeah]

Yeah Tuppers right if colour is an issue Straightlines come in plenty of
colours. I have Legeaters on my hardtail and they serve they're purpose
well on that but for the rougher stuff I lost traction a lot, now I have
Straitlines on my dual sus and have never lost traction even in the
gnarliest of situations. Just be careful of the pins they're little daggers
waiting to send to the doc for a stich-up

 

[$$$jack-konastinkdog$$$]

colours, straightline

Yeah, only got one problem, they only have light pink, grey, x-ray, black, white, red and green, no blue

 

[SMIIISH]

I think that it would be geat if this was polled!

NS, Straitline and Other. then explain.

I would say that Straitline though. They boast perfection and I have heard that little to nostories of their stuff failing on anybody.
They also look insanely sex.

I have fireeye grills and they are excellent pedals. Touch heavy but nothing noticable. Look equally sex as the straitlines too!

 

[Hellyeah]

Yeah, only got one problem, they only have light pink, grey, x-ray, black, white, red and green, no blue

Soo what other colours are on your rig? The way Straitlines perform far
out match a colour choice, well thats the way I think.....anyone

 

[Jimass]

Just get StraitLines IMO.

 

[RangaRMX]

he asked straightline or NS...did i miss something?

ive owned both...the straightlines are better

You missed the part where you felt it necessary to flame the innocent person offering advise as to an alternative pedal. Clearly from reading the original post you can see that the person (no offense) is a junior and may not have yet opened up to many options of what components are out there.

Damn, I'm going to go and say that V12s are good, but the Straightlines' are better in my opinion, it depends though, do you ride with shin pads? Might be a consideration as my shins are messed up only after a few unprotected hits from the 'lines. However the fact that the others you're currently considering are called Legeaters, I'd be careful with those too. The V12s are not too expensive and wont destroy you if you slip off and have an intimate encounter plus they offer enough grip for most situations if you have long enough pins. A few colour choices too I believe.

For a truly safe ride though I usually go Straightlines + 5-10s (invincible, bring on the mud) and shin guards, just in case..