Uploaded October 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Wolf Tooth just launched their new SPD-compatible CTRL, ALT, and DEL pedals, and I’ve been testing them over the past few months. In this video, I share what makes them different, how the adjustable axle system works, and how they compare to some other pedals on the market.
This video was supported by Coros, learn more about the Coros Dura here: us.coros.com/dura
Outline:
Intro: 0:00
Naming and Compatibility: 0:32
Pedal Specs: 5:13
Adjustable Axle/ How to Adjust: 7:49
Comps: 10:20
Ride Thoughts: 14:02
Final Thoughts: 17:13
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::About The Host::
Neil Beltchenko (instagram.com/neil_beltchenko/)
Geometry: 150lbs, 5'9.5", 32" inseam, +2.5" Ape index
Wolf Tooth just launched their new SPD-compatible CTRL, ALT, and DEL pedals, and I’ve been testing them over the past few months. In this video, I share what makes them different, how the adjustable axle system works, and how they compare to some other pedals on the market.
This video was supported by Coros, learn more about the Coros Dura here: us.coros.com/dura
Outline:
Intro: 0:00
Naming and Compatibility: 0:32
Pedal Specs: 5:13
Adjustable Axle/ How to Adjust: 7:49
Comps: 10:20
Ride Thoughts: 14:02
Final Thoughts: 17:13
Related Links:
Written Review Can Be Found Here:
Do you enjoy our videos, routes, and articles? Help sustain this resource by joining the Bikepacking Collective: bikepacking.com/join/?utm_source=youtube
#bikepacking #SPDPedals #wolftooth
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::About The Host::
Neil Beltchenko (instagram.com/neil_beltchenko/)
Geometry: 150lbs, 5'9.5", 32" inseam, +2.5" Ape index










