Coming Soon: MOZA MRP Rudder Pedals

Introduction

MOZA’s newest addition to its flight simulation lineup comes in the form of rudder pedals! This specialized set is engineered to provide an immersive experience for virtual pilots, constructed from durable materials with a clear focus on smooth, lifelike control input. Estimated to start shipping in February or early March, these pedals will aim to serve as an affordable upgrade for those looking to enhance their flight simulator cockpit. 

In this blog, we’ll take a closer look at the MOZA Rudder Pedals and the features that set them apart in the growing world of flight simulation hardware. From their stunning appearance to customization and compatibility, it is clear that MOZA wanted these pedals to stand out from the competition. 

Appearance

I’m a big fan of these pedals because their durability is obvious at first glance. The metal frame design is inspired by stealth aircraft, featuring a thick, rigid aluminum alloy construction that feels solid and crafted with purpose. And the overall finish gives them a clean, industrial look that would fit perfectly into a cockpit simulator. Every edge, cutout, and mounting point feels intentional, adding to the high-end, engineered aesthetic, rather than just appearing as a basic accessory.

The pedal faces themselves carry the product; they look aggressive without being overdone, and the textured surfaces not only enhance grip but also reinforce the sense that these were built for performance. Altogether, the appearance alone sets the expectation that these pedals are made to handle long sessions and demanding use.

Customization Potential

MOZA's website lists that the rudder pedals are highly adjustable. The angle can be adjusted within a ±25° range, and the removable heel rest allows for flexible foot placement, so virtual pilots can fine-tune their setup for comfort and realism. The rudder offers ±30° rotation with up to 150 mm of travel, while the brake pedal rotates 0°–20°, giving precise control for taxiing, takeoff, and landing.

Additionally, the pedals feature customizable centering and resistance. Interchangeable springs let you adjust the centering force, and an optional adjustable damper provides smoother, more lifelike resistance. High-resolution Hall sensors ensure accurate, consistent input, so every movement feels precise and responsive. This combination of adjustability and performance makes the pedals highly versatile, allowing pilots to tailor them to different aircraft types and personal preferences.

Compatibility Overview

Finally, the MOZA rudder pedals are designed to work with most major PC flight simulation platforms, including Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, though compatibility can vary depending on software configuration. They support a direct RJ11 connection to MOZA flight bases for seamless integration, as well as a standard USB connection for universal PC compatibility, making them suitable for standalone use or as part of a full cockpit simulator. 

This flexibility means virtual pilots can easily incorporate the pedals into existing rigs without worrying about hardware conflicts. These pedals are plug-and-play, with high responsiveness across each supported software.

Conclusion

The MOZA Rudder Pedals combine durability, sealth aircraft-inspired construction, customizable ergonomics, and precise, Hall-sensor-based input to deliver a realistic experience for virtual pilots. With fully adjustable pedal angles, customizable centering and resistance, and broad PC compatibility, including Microsoft Flight Simulator and X-Plane, they are designed to fit a wide range of flying styles and cockpit setups.

At Apex Sim Racing, we have these pedals available for preorder at $349, with adjustable dampers offered as an optional add-on for $65. If you are building a full cockpit or upgrading your current setup, the new MOZA Rudder Pedals provide great versatility and realism!