Home | Reviews | Pedal | Time

Time Roc Atac Carbon Pedal

5/5 (2 Reviews)

Write a review

MSRP : $155.00


  • Store Price

Product Description

Time ROC Atac Carbon Pedals has a carbon composite body. The easiest entry and exit of any pedals. Excellent mud clearance design.


Review Options:  Sorted by Latest Review | Sort by Best Rating

Reviews 1 - 2 (2 Reviews Total)

User Reviews

Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by The Haunted a Cross Country Rider from Quebec,Canada

Date Reviewed: December 21, 2009

Strengths:    Can take a lot of abuse
Very easy to clip-in
Can adjust tension and release angle
The two sides of the pedal are independant.

Weaknesses:    Due to my noobness with clipless pedals i found them a bit difficult to exit at first but once they've broken in they are wonderful.

Bottom Line:   
This is the ak-47 of pedals, rugged and can take a beating. Strike them on rocks and they stay clipped, knee deep in mud, clip back-in no problem. They stay on the cranks and not on your shoes like the other brand disposable culinary utensils and plastic Candies.

Expand full review >>

Favorite Trail:   Everything that puts a big grin on my face.

Duration Product Used:   6 months

Price Paid:    $160.00

Purchased At:   eBay

Similar Products Used:   none

Bike Setup:   2010 Stumpjumper FSR expert 29
1996 Hardrock
Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:4
Submitted by perttime a Weekend Warrior from Finland

Date Reviewed: September 6, 2008

Strengths:    Very easy to clip in
Mechanism works in dirty conditions too
Look good
Steel bars in the mechanism will likely last long
3 step tension adjustment (the lowest one is good for me)
The carbon body seems to be less scuffed by rock strikes, than softer composites

Weaknesses:    None found
(OK, not as light as Eggbeaters, if you care about such things)

Bottom Line:   
Time's ATAC pedals are a proven product, I've used a pair for 3 years and thought I had the best... Enter the new bike and the ROC ATAC pair that I bought out of curiosity. WOW!

The shape of the pedal body guides the shoe into the mechanism, making entry even easier than with my old ATACs. Exit is easy and positive as expected. The mechanism - the aluminum(?) bar - on the old ATACs seems to develop some slop over time, but ROC pedals have steel bars which, apparently, stay straight for longer on even older Time models.

This is a great pedal and the prices I've seen are quite reasonable for a quality product.

If you are looking for clipless pedals, and are not a serious weight weenie, consider these.

Expand full review >>

Favorite Trail:   local

Duration Product Used:   3 months

Purchased At:   Chainreactioncycles

Similar Products Used:   Time ATAC XS

Bike Setup:   singlespeed trailbike
Reviews 1 - 2 (2 Reviews Total)

Review Options:  Sorted by Latest Review | Sort by Best Rating

Why buy roc atac carbon for 30.00 more?

Other than preferring black over gray, can anyone give me a good reason to pay $30 more for the Time ...
Read More »

Time ATAC ROC Carbon or Composite

Hello, I'm about changing my TIME ATAC XS Composite pedals. I consider Time ATAC ROC. I consi ...
Read More »

Difference between Tima Atac Roc Carbon and Time Atac SX

I have destroyed two pairs of CB candy pedals and I would like to try something new. Everyone praise ...
Read More »

Real weight of Time Atac ROC carbon pedals

So far I haven't found listings for the Time Atac ROC carbon pedals. Does anyone have a live weight ...
Read More »

Read More »



 

Contests





 

Videos



 

MTBR on Facebook