Description
The Moza MRP Rudder Pedals bring proper foot-operated aircraft control into your flight simulator, replacing awkward keyboard inputs and twist-grip steering with satisfying mechanical movement. Built around a full-metal construction with adjustable pedal angles and interchangeable centering springs, they provide a substantial feel beneath your feet, whether you're lining up a crosswind landing or keeping a warbird straight during takeoff. With 15 cm of rudder travel and high-resolution sensors for rudder and brake inputs, the MRP pedals offer plenty of room for measured corrections. Your hands already have enough to do in the cockpit.
What Sets the Moza MRP Rudder Pedals apart?
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Full-Metal Construction with Substantial Mechanical Feedback Unlike entry-level rudder pedals that rely heavily on plastic components, the MRP features a full-metal body and linkage system designed to withstand repeated rudder and brake inputs. The mechanical construction provides a reassuringly solid feel underfoot, particularly when making alternating corrections during crosswind approaches or taxiing. Four rubber anti-slip pads help keep the assembly positioned on the floor, although a fixed mounting arrangement remains preferable for pilots who apply substantial pressure during braking.
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Extensive Pedal Adjustability for Different Flying Positions Each pedal offers stepless tilt adjustment through ±25°, while the swing-arm mechanism provides ±30° of rotation. These adjustments allow pilots to tailor the pedal geometry to their seating position, whether flying from an upright desk chair or a dedicated cockpit seat. Comfortable pedal positioning becomes especially important during longer flights, where an awkward ankle angle can become distracting. The adjustable geometry also helps accommodate different preferences for foot placement and braking movements.
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Interchangeable Springs and Optional Adjustable Damping The MRP uses interchangeable springs to adjust rudder centering force, allowing pilots to select a resistance level that suits their preferences. An optional adjustable damper adds another means of changing the mechanical feel by introducing resistance to movement. This flexibility is particularly useful for pilots who alternate between different aircraft categories, since a light control feel may suit one flying style while a firmer setup feels more appropriate for another. Spring resistance and damping remain mechanical adjustments rather than simulator-generated force feedback.
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Separate Rudder and Brake Inputs with Flexible Connectivity With 15 cm of total rudder travel, 25° of brake pedal travel, and high-resolution sensors for both functions, the MRP provides dedicated control over directional movement and braking. This separation is especially useful when taxiing, performing crosswind corrections, or applying differential braking on the ground. The pedals also offer two connection methods: RJ11 for compatible MOZA flight bases and USB for standalone PC operation, making them suitable for both MOZA-centered cockpits and mixed-brand flight simulation setups.
Pros and Cons
| Pros |
Cons |
| Full-metal construction provides a sturdy rudder pedal assembly. |
Adjustable damping requires a separately available optional damper. |
| Stepless pedal tilt adjustment accommodates different seating positions. |
Direct Xbox and PlayStation console compatibility is unavailable. |
| Interchangeable springs allow adjustment of rudder centering resistance. |
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| USB and RJ11 connections support flexible cockpit integration. |
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Specifications
| Specification |
Value |
| Product Name |
Moza MRP Rudder Pedals |
| Product Type |
Flight Simulator Rudder Pedals |
| Construction |
Full-metal body and linkage system |
| Pedal Tilt Adjustment |
Stepless, ±25° per pedal |
| Swing-Arm Rotation |
±30° |
| Total Rudder Travel |
15 cm |
| Brake Pedal Travel |
25° |
| Rudder Sensors |
High-resolution sensors |
| Brake Sensors |
High-resolution sensors |
| Rudder Centering Mechanism |
Interchangeable springs |
| Damping |
Optional adjustable damper |
| MOZA Flight Base Connection |
RJ11 |
| Standalone PC Connection |
USB |
| Base Grip |
4 rubber anti-slip pads |
| Standalone PC Operation |
Supported through USB |
| Supported Operating System |
Windows |
| Flight Control Functions |
Rudder and brake inputs |
| Console Compatibility |
Not supported for direct Xbox or PlayStation use |
Moza MRP Rudder Pedals Compatibility
| Hardware or Connection |
Compatibility |
| Compatible MOZA Flight Bases |
Supported through RJ11 connection |
| Windows PC |
Supported through standalone USB connection |
| MOZA Flightsticks |
Can be used alongside compatible flight controls in a PC setup |
| Third-Party PC Joysticks |
Can be used alongside independently connected USB joysticks |
| Third-Party PC Yokes |
Can be used alongside independently connected USB yokes |
| Other USB Flight Controls |
Can operate as separate peripherals within the same simulator |
| Direct Connection to Non-MOZA Bases |
RJ11 compatibility is not guaranteed |
| Xbox |
Not supported as a direct console peripheral |
| PlayStation |
Not supported as a direct console peripheral |
The Moza MRP Rudder Pedals offer two connection options: RJ11 for compatible MOZA flight bases and USB for standalone Windows PC operation. This means pilots can integrate the pedals into a matching MOZA setup or connect them independently without purchasing a MOZA flight base. The USB option is particularly useful when upgrading an existing cockpit, since it allows the rudder and brake axes to operate as separate inputs alongside other flight simulation equipment.
The pedals can also be used with third-party PC joysticks and flight yokes, provided the simulator accepts inputs from multiple connected controllers. For example, a pilot can use a separately connected yoke for pitch and roll while assigning the MRP to rudder and braking functions. The RJ11 connector is intended for compatible MOZA hardware and should not be treated as a universal connection for unrelated flight bases. The pedals are also not designed to connect directly to console controllers or proprietary console flight hardware.
| Platform or Simulator |
Compatibility |
| Windows PC |
Supported through USB |
| Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 |
Compatible with configurable rudder and brake axis inputs |
| Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 |
Compatible with configurable rudder and brake axis inputs |
| X-Plane 11 |
Compatible with standard rudder and brake axis assignments |
| X-Plane 12 |
Compatible with standard rudder and brake axis assignments |
| DCS World |
Compatible with configurable rudder and wheel brake inputs |
| IL-2 Sturmovik |
Compatible where rudder and brake axis assignments are supported |
| Other Windows Flight Simulators |
Compatible where standard USB HID rudder inputs are supported |
| Xbox |
Not supported |
| PlayStation |
Not supported |
The Moza MRP Rudder Pedals are designed for Windows PC flight simulation and can be used with Microsoft Flight Simulator 2020 and 2024, X-Plane, DCS World, and IL-2 Sturmovik through configurable rudder and brake axis assignments. Their standard USB connection allows them to operate alongside other PC flight controls, although individual games may require manual axis mapping and calibration. The pedals are not compatible with direct Xbox or PlayStation operation, making them most suitable for dedicated PC cockpits where separate rudder and brake inputs can be configured.
