The Playseat Logitech G Brake Pedal is a stainless steel brake pedal upgrade designed as a direct replacement for the brake and clutch pedal faces on Logitech G25, G27, G29, and G920 pedal sets. It widens your braking surface to more closely match the pedal layout found in professional racing cars, giving you more room to modulate braking pressure precisely under hard braking. The rigid stainless steel construction is built to handle repeated, forceful braking without flexing or wearing down, so it holds up through long, competitive racing sessions. This pedal is also a practical option for drivers who prefer left-foot braking, since the wider surface makes it easier to brake accurately regardless of which foot you use. Installation is simple: the new pedal face bolts directly onto your existing Logitech G-series pedal frame using the original screw points, so there's no cutting, drilling, or complicated setup involved. Finished with a metallic finish that matches the look of the G-series pedal range, the brake pedal upgrade blends in cleanly with your existing setup rather than looking like an aftermarket add-on. At roughly 328 grams, it adds minimal extra weight to your pedal set while meaningfully improving braking feel and control. For sim racers who want more precise, confident braking without replacing their entire pedal set, the Playseat Logitech G Brake Pedal is a targeted upgrade that directly addresses one of the most common pain points in stock racing pedal sets. Because it reuses your existing frame and screw points, there's no need for extra tools beyond what came with your original pedal set.
Replaces the stock brake and clutch pedal faces with a wider surface that more closely mimics professional racing car pedal layouts.
A durable, wear-resistant stainless steel build holds up to repeated, forceful braking through long racing sessions.
Attaches to the original screw points on Logitech G25, G27, G29, and G920 pedal sets for a secure, straightforward install.
The wider braking surface makes it easier to brake accurately whether you use your right or left foot.
Adds minimal extra weight to your pedal set while noticeably improving braking feel and control.
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