Sim Racing Index

Best sim racing pedals in 2026

28 sim racing pedals, ranked by price. Price sets the order. No opinion does.

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Best sim racing pedals at a glance

Field28models from 6 brands
Price span$29 to $1,799published prices only
Cheapest$29MOZA CRP2 Full Length Plate
Highest load cell200 kgFanatec CSL Elite Pedals V2
Not published1 of 28prices the manufacturer does not state

The field by price · 27 of 28 with a published price

$29MOZA CRP2 Full Length Plate$109Simagic C-P1000$129MOZA SR-P pedals$139.99Fanatec CSL Pedals$149MOZA SRP2$149Simagic P500 Pedal$189Simagic C-P2000$239.98Fanatec CSL Pedals LC$269.99Thrustmaster Raceline Pedals III LC$329.99Fanatec CSL Elite Pedals V2$349MOZA Mrp Rudder$369MOZA CRP2$379.99Logitech G Pro Racing Pedals$399Sim-Lab Pedal Set XP1 Loadcell$419Simagic P1000-F Pedal$429.99Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V3$449.99Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V3 Inverted$469Simagic P1000 Pedal$539Simagic P1000i Pedal$549Simagic P1000-FRS Pedal$579Simagic P1000-RS Pedal$679Simagic P2000 Pedal$699Simagic P1000i-RS Pedal$699.99Fanatec Podium Pedals Formula$759MOZA Mbooster Active Pedal$949MOZA Mbooster Pedal Set$1,799Simagic Checkered Flag FX Pro + P2000 hydraulic bundle

Each mark is one model at its published price. Select a mark to jump to that model's specifications on this page.

This page ranks by published price, low to high. There is no editor's pick, because we have not tested this hardware. The table is the review, and every figure links to the manufacturer page it was read from.

Prices and specs are read from each maker's own page, checked 2026-08-29 to 2026-09-13. Confirm the price before you buy. Not published means the maker's own page states no figure. It does not mean the product lacks the feature.

Every option compared

ProductPriceBrakeLoad cellPlatforms
MOZA CRP2 Full Length Plate$29Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Simagic C-P1000$109Not publishedNot publishedNot published
MOZA SR-P pedals$129load-cell100 kgNot published
Fanatec CSL Pedals$139.99Not publishedNot publishedPCPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|S
MOZA SRP2$149load-cell100 kgNot published
Simagic P500 Pedal$149Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Simagic C-P2000$189Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Fanatec CSL Pedals LC$239.98Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Thrustmaster Raceline Pedals III LC$269.99load-cell100 kgPCPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|S
Fanatec CSL Elite Pedals V2$329.99load-cell200 kgPCPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|S
MOZA Mrp Rudder$349Not publishedNot publishedNot published
MOZA CRP2$369load-cell200 kgNot published
Logitech G Pro Racing Pedals$379.99load-cell100 kgNot published
Sim-Lab Pedal Set XP1 Loadcell$399Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Simagic P1000-F Pedal$419Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V3$429.99load-cell90 kgPCPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|S
Fanatec ClubSport Pedals V3 Inverted$449.99load-cell90 kgPCPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|S
Simagic P1000 Pedal$469Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Simagic P1000i Pedal$539Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Simagic P1000-FRS Pedal$549Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Simagic P1000-RS Pedal$579Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Simagic P2000 Pedal$679Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Simagic P1000i-RS Pedal$699Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Fanatec Podium Pedals Formula$699.99load-cell200 kgPCPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|S
MOZA Mbooster Active Pedal$759load-cell200 kgNot published
MOZA Mbooster Pedal Set$949load-cell200 kgNot published
Simagic Checkered Flag FX Pro + P2000 hydraulic bundle$1,799Not publishedNot publishedNot published
Thrustmaster T-LCM PedalsNot publishedload-cell100 kgPCPlayStation 5Xbox Series X|S

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What to look for before you pick

Load cell versus potentiometer

A potentiometer brake measures how far the pedal has travelled. A load cell brake measures how hard you are pressing. Real brakes respond to pressure, so a load cell is the single change that makes braking repeatable,

Load ratings are quoted in kilograms of force at the pedal face. A higher rating is not automatically better. It sets the range you are working across, and it needs to match how firmly you brace against the rig.

Hydraulic and active pedals

Hydraulic pedals use a master cylinder and fluid to produce resistance that builds the way a real brake does. Active pedals drive the pedal with a motor, so travel and force curves become software settings rather than physical parts.

Both sit well above load-cell sets on price. They are usually the last upgrade a driver makes in this category.

Mounting and flex

Pedals are the input you push hardest against, so the mount matters as much as the pedal set. A set bolted to a rigid frame gives a consistent reference point; the same set on a sliding baseplate does not.

Check the mounting pattern before buying. Pedal plates and rig rails are not universal.

Every option in detail

One section per product, in the same price order as the table. Every figure is the manufacturer's own, with the source underneath.

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Simagic

Fanatec

Thrustmaster

Logitech G

Sim-Lab

Common questions

Is a load cell brake worth the upgrade?

It is the change most people notice first. A potentiometer brake measures how far the pedal has travelled. A load cell measures how hard you are pressing, which is what a real brake responds to, and it is what makes braking repeatable lap after lap.

Load ratings are quoted in kilograms of force at the pedal face. Higher is not automatically better: the rating sets the range you work across, and it needs to match how firmly you can brace against the rig.

Do I need to bolt pedals to a rig?

Pedals are the input you push hardest against, so the mount matters as much as the pedal set itself. A set bolted to a rigid frame gives a consistent reference point. The same set on a sliding baseplate does not.

Check the mounting pattern before buying. Pedal plates and rig rails are not universal across brands.

Will this work on my console?

Check the platform column, and treat a blank as unknown rather than as a no. We list only what the manufacturer states on its own product page.

The expensive trap is that console compatibility is often conditional. A base sold as console compatible may only be recognised when a specific licensed wheel rim is attached, and the base alone will not work. Confirm the exact combination with the manufacturer before ordering.

Why do some products show no price?

Because the manufacturer does not publish one in a form we can attribute. Several render prices through scripts, show a different currency depending on where you are, or sell only through retailers.

We show Not published rather than a guess, and rather than a converted figure no source states. Prices also move constantly, so confirm on the manufacturer's page before buying. Every link here goes there.

How is this list ordered?

By published price, low to high. There is no editor's pick and no star rating, because we have not tested this hardware. The table is the review.

Every figure carries the manufacturer URL it came from and the date it was checked, so you can verify any row rather than take our word for it.

Sources

Every spec on this page was read from the manufacturer's own published documentation.