Diago PB10 Pedal Riser for Pedalboards

Very sturdy, nice size. Good for passing cables underneath. It is a bit heavy, compared with other riser thingies, but there's more space for cables.

This pedal riser is surprisingly heavy, but I guess that speaks to solid construction. You could stomp on this and break your pedal way before you break the actual pedal riser! Even though it's solidly built, I am a little surprised at the cost, but I decided to bite the bullet. I had to swap to a new pedal case, and with my new pedal configuration, I needed just a bit more clearance for my boost pedal. It seems small, but it lifts the pedal just enough to make my boost more accessible with less ballerina footwork.

It takes exactly the space of a boos-type pedal.The Velcro that it brings is of very good quality and adheres well to the surface of the pedal board.

Works great to lift back row of pedal board. Solid hold. I have ordered now 5 of these.

Solid construction. Does the job well. Design allows for flexible placement.

Great product! Highly recommended!

If you need to give the pedals on the back row of your board a lift so you don't knock the knobbies on the front row out of whack, then these Diago Pedal Risers work great.Personally, I prefer Dual Lock on my board and the velcro attached to the PB10 Pedal Risers came off with minimal effort. The base of the riser is 2 3/4" long by 1" wide. 1" Dual Lock cut to length fit with minimal effort. I applied x2 1" strips on each end of the top of the riser and filled the remaining 5/8" with a strip of loop velcro that I cut from what I peeled from the riser just to give it some unnecessary flare. I was able to fit 2 mini pedals (think Xotic size EP, SP, or what have you) onto 1 riser set horizontally on my board. The space beneath the riser is great for tidying up power cables. I am very happy with the outcome. I highly recommend these risers.