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The Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight Rudder Pedals give you rudder and toe brake control with your feet, the way it works in real aviation. An adjustable tension dial sets how tight the pedals feel, so resistance matches how you fly rather than being fixed. Modular components mean parts can be changed or upgraded later, and the pedals suit anyone learning aircraft such as the MD80 or building simulator skills over time.
The Logitech G Saitek Pro Flight Rudder Pedals give you rudder and toe brake control with your feet, the way it works in real aviation. An adjustable tension dial sets how tight the pedals feel, so resistance matches how you fly rather than being fixed. Modular components mean parts can be changed or upgraded later, and the pedals suit anyone learning aircraft such as the MD80 or building simulator skills over time.
These pro-grade rudder pedals self-centre and offer adjustable damping, which is what makes small corrections predictable in the air. They are designed as the foot half of a full control setup alongside the Logitech G Flight Yoke System, adding in-simulation aircraft precision that a yoke or stick alone cannot deliver on its own.
These pro-grade rudder pedals self-centre and offer adjustable damping, which is what makes small corrections predictable in the air. They are designed as the foot half of a full control setup alongside the Logitech G Flight Yoke System, adding in-simulation aircraft precision that a yoke or stick alone cannot deliver on its own.

The pedals are plug-and-play, with no additional drivers or software to install before you fly. In the current generation of Microsoft Flight Simulator that means going straight into a world of over 37,000 airports, 2 million cities and 1.5 billion buildings, across real mountains, roads and rivers, with night flying, real-time atmospheric simulation and live weather to fly against.

The pedals are plug-and-play, with no additional drivers or software to install before you fly. In the current generation of Microsoft Flight Simulator that means going straight into a world of over 37,000 airports, 2 million cities and 1.5 billion buildings, across real mountains, roads and rivers, with night flying, real-time atmospheric simulation and live weather to fly against.

Differential braking gives independent control of the left and right toe brakes, which is how you steer on the ground and hold a straight line on the rollout. The pedals move fluidly for precise rudder command in the air, the footrests adjust to accommodate a wide range of foot sizes, and non-slip materials keep the unit firmly in place during virtual flight.
Differential braking gives independent control of the left and right toe brakes, which is how you steer on the ground and hold a straight line on the rollout. The pedals move fluidly for precise rudder command in the air, the footrests adjust to accommodate a wide range of foot sizes, and non-slip materials keep the unit firmly in place during virtual flight.


A single tension dial fine-tunes how much resistance the pedals give back. Choose a light touch for quick, responsive control, or wind on greater resistance for a heavier, more immersive feel. It takes one twist of the dial to change, so the setting can follow whatever you are flying that session instead of being decided once at setup.

A single tension dial fine-tunes how much resistance the pedals give back. Choose a light touch for quick, responsive control, or wind on greater resistance for a heavier, more immersive feel. It takes one twist of the dial to change, so the setting can follow whatever you are flying that session instead of being decided once at setup.

The Flight Rudder Pedals are part of a comprehensive system that integrates with the entire Logitech G flight simulation range. Instrument panels stack vertically or sit side by side, so the altimeter can go above the compass or the vertical speed indicator to the left of your airborne direction finder. Easy-to-use mounting brackets let you arrange the cockpit exactly as you want it.
The Flight Rudder Pedals are part of a comprehensive system that integrates with the entire Logitech G flight simulation range. Instrument panels stack vertically or sit side by side, so the altimeter can go above the compass or the vertical speed indicator to the left of your airborne direction finder. Easy-to-use mounting brackets let you arrange the cockpit exactly as you want it.

Everything you need to know about this product
Yes. They control the rudder and toe brakes, with differential braking for the left and right sides.
Yes. An adjustable tension dial sets resistance from a light touch to a firmer, more immersive feel.
No. They are plug-and-play, with no additional drivers or software to install.
Yes. They are self-centering pedals with adjustable damping for predictable rudder control.
The footrests adjust to accommodate a wide range of foot sizes.
No. Non-slip materials keep the pedals firmly in place during virtual flight.
Yes. They are designed as the perfect addition to the Logitech G Flight Yoke System.
Yes. Modular components let you change or upgrade parts, and they integrate with the wider Logitech G range.
They are ready for the current Microsoft Flight Simulator, with its 37,000 airports and live weather.
Yes. They make learning aircraft such as the MD80 smoother for new and experienced simmers alike.
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