The Thrustmaster TPR (Pendular Rudder) is a very sturdy well made product. They are so heavy they do not move when pressed on a slick tile floor. I get the feeling they will last for years. I use the Rudder pedals with DCS (Digital Combat Simulator ) and soon will use them, with MS Flight Simulator 2020. Both products support the TPR rudders.

Big and heavy like a set of premium rudder pedals should be. I love the penduar action and have no issues with the unit sliding on the floor or carpet

Assembly is minimal and adjustability allows nearly all users to be comfortable. Has brake function and rudder/nose wheel steering control that feels like the real thing. Because of the expense, be sure your flight simulation program that can use all its functions.

You won't believe it until you tried it. It is so sensitive and response to any tiny movement. The most importantly, it responses based on how you want it.

Excellent construction and smooth, accurate mechanics.

I had been looking at a few different rudder pedals, some were a lot less expensive than these, but these are rock-solid. Very smooth action, with adjustable spring load. I'm using them in Elite Dangerous and Microsoft Flight Simulator, and they work great!

Solid construction and very precise, the Thrustmaster TPR
Pendulum rudder pedals are the most realistic and most comfortable sim pedals I've ever used.
Assembly was a No-Brainer requiring four hex
screws and two metric nuts using the included tools, It's as simple as it gets.
After using them for a few sorties in both DCS and MSFS 2020,
you don't even think about them... they're just there, as an extension of your feet... the way rudder pedals should to be. They center up with no pressure absolutely perfectly EVERY time.
These Thrustmaster TPR's really bring your sim experience to a whole new level with a realistic feel. Well worth the investment!

The construction of these pedals is incredible, a brilliant piece of engineering almost entirely constructed from either metal or aluminium. The range of adjustment for the angle of the brake pedals, and spring tension for the rudder will allow anyone to find a realistic setup.

I've read in some reviews that people claim they are uncomfortable to use as the base of the pedals press into the arches of your feet. Once airborne I move my heels to the ground and move the rudder by sliding my feet backwards and forwards using just the base of my toes comfortably pushing at the front edge bottom of each pedal. I only move my feet up and balance them on the pedals while taxiing and just before landing, ready for the only time I'll need to actuate the brakes.

The pedals are supplied with 4 large rubber pads installed at each corner of the metal base. I have the pedals sitting on a hardwood floor and due to their weight and the grip of the rubber pads, they do not move at all either while braking or moving the rudder to its maximum deflection.

My previous rudder pedals were CH Products Pro Pedals which I bought in 2002. They served me very well for close to 20 years, but it was time to upgrade now we have Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020. The Thrustmaster Pendular Rudder Pedals have exceeded my expectations both for their build quality and feel in use. I thoroughly recommend them, and in my opinion, they are well worth the investment.