If you train and race to power on the road, and want to do the same on gravel, the Assioma Pro-MX 2 pedals could fit the bill – and they’ll do it for a fraction of the cost of their competitors.

Italian company Favero has been in the power meter market since 2015 and added these SPD-style PRO MX pedals to their range in February 2024.

The internals take a slightly different approach to power measurement from other manufacturers. Just like other power pedals on the market, they measure the torque being applied by the rider hundreds of times a second, but the difference comes when it comes to angular velocity. Favero claims their competitors’ products estimate this factor, which fails to account for the variability in the pedal stroke.

The Assiomas and the SRAM also showed an identical, and rather alarming, imbalance in my left-right power output. But that’s not the only extra metric you get, with Power Centre Offset (PCO) you can see how far from the centre of the pedal your power is exerted, informing cleat positioning. Power phase shows where in the pedal stroke you are putting power through the pedals, and you can also see the amount of time spent in and out of the saddle.

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