Two brand new never opened ACD Unlimited R2 biasing rods plus two Trick spring inserts. The right angle drum key and the Trick sticker all are included. This standard footboard (NOT low mass) chain drive Trick Pro 1-V double bass drum pedal is in very good condition leaning toward excellent. I have other Trick pedals or I would never sell these!! This was my ekit pedal I hardly used. I have had and tried many versions of this pedal over the years. If there are any questions just ask. The low mass footboard does snap back a little more quickly then the standard footboard although it is a subtle difference. The low mass footboard also has a impact vibration that the standard footboard does not have. Also, the standard footboard gives a bit more power. The compression spring technology has more then enough force for the standard footboard. Don't get deeply pulled into the hype of the footboards. These components along with all the components in these pedals are for sale on Trick Drums website and can be swapped out easily. I've had direct and chain drive on the same double pedal just to compare. The chain drive feels smoother. It is arguable if one is faster then the other. Direct drive is awesome too. It is not a huge difference.

A note to drummers, I've noticed over the years if you are not to the stage of using ankle motion on your pedals and still mostly use your whole leg to engage your footboards, you likely won't appreciate the feel of these pedals, yet. However, if you use them for three weeks plus and try to go back to your traditional pedals, your old pedals will look and feel like toys compared to the heavy duty construction of Trick. Lastly, if you aren't ready or into these pedals, I guarantee you a Trick driveshaft for your traditional double pedal will upgrade the action on your current slave pedal to the point that it will genuinely really surprise you! Definitely check out a Trick driveshaft no matter your model of pedal if you want to be amazed.