Crankbrothers Stamp Flat MTB Pedals - Size-Specific, Lightweight, Versatile, Durable Bike Pedals

Lots of grip and specific to my size of foot. It doesn’t feel as concave as the Race Face chesters, but it feels and looks great on the bike. Very thin and the color is amazing.

After replacing stock pedals with stamp 1 gen 2, small size, I feel like my shoes glued to the pedals, highly recommend this upgrade if you have stock, installation is easy, takes only few minutes.

I was running a set of nylon composite pedals on my enduro mountain bike. They were small and were starting to get beat up from pedal strikes. I decided it was time to upgrade before I had one break, out on the trails.In looking for a replacement, my criteria were -- The pedals needed to be reasonably lightweight metal pedals. I ride enduro and downhill and need a pedal that can take the impacts that inevitably come with that style of riding. Weight is important for enduro riding, but lightweight does not help if the pedal breaks.- I wanted a mid-large sized pedal. The ones I was replacing were smaller, and were slightly small for my size 11 feet.The Stamp 7 hit both of my key criteria so I picked them up and so far I love them. While they are not huge, they are roughly 10mm larger in each dimension which is noticeable when you are riding. And the Stamp 7 comes with an aluminum body and cro-moly spindle for durability.Installation is relatively straightforward if you have a metric hex/allen wrench set. Just make sure you follow the manufacturer instructions to identify the left and right pedals, and install them to the torque spec recommended.Once you get them installed, and give them a test ride, you can customize your pedal pins. I included a photo showing the extra pins included with these pedals, which allow you to go with all short, all long, or a mix of short and long pins exactly where you want/prefer them.The Stamp 7 comes in two sizes, and as mentioned I went with the larger size which they recommend for my shoe size. But, if you prefer smaller pedals the Stamp 7 also comes in a smaller size which is 100 x 100mm. The larger size I got is 114 x 111mm. If you are looking for a high quality flat pedal I highly recommend these.

They look incredible, feel good , has lots of grip, and are wide enough to fit my sz13 foot.

Great pedal with lots of grip. Slight concave helps. I got the large as I do not like searching for my pedal when my foot comes off. Had specialized Bennie’s. Those might grip a tiny bit better as they have 12 pins per side vs 10, but they are too small. Every time my foot came off, I’d have to search to place it appropriately back on. Not so with these large crank bros.

I'm using these on an e-gravel bike. With a low bottom bracket, these pedals are so wide that pedal strike does begin to become a concern. I can lean about 22 degrees before they begin to strike the ground (size large pedals). Using normal pedals, pedal strike had been at the back of my mind, but never something I'd actually encountered. This is just enough extra width to make it a reality.After trying two different sets of composite pedals and running into constant issues with my shoes slipping around on the pedals, I thought I'd try these. The concave shape gets my foot closer to the axle and does a better job of cradling my hard-soled cycling sandals, especially after fiddling with which pins to use where and getting the height correct. 10/10 foot retention. The grip is so good that it can be somewhat challenging to re-locate my foot to its sweet spot if I take it off the pedal.The raw aluminum is a great choice because it looks fantastic, and the texture of the metal in an of itself offers some grip. The axles and bearings and hardware all feel top notch.I wear a size 11 shoe and the large is perfect; my shoe completely covers the pedal and does not spill over the side. It feels great to have the whole width of my foot put to use, finally.I wish they had a large short, where we get the full front to back size, but it's just about 1/4 shorter from the spindle to the end of the pedal. That would be 5 stars (for my application)

First a little background. I have two road bikes: one for club rides and one I use as a commuter. Until I purchased these Stamp pedals, both had Crank Brothers Candy series pedals. The commuter was being ridden short (for me) distances around the community I live in, and running casual errands when I did not want to be in "full kit", in regular sneakers. While the Candy pedals worked, I wanted something more comfortable for when not wearing "real" cycling shoes.These Stamp pedals are a bit of overkill for their intended usage, but I am SO GLAD I spent the extra money. Designed as an off road pedal for those that do not like to clip in, the pegs on the bottom of the pedal provide a very positive grip on the bottom of any chosen footwear. What's more, you can easily change foot position while riding, and dismounts / mounts are a breeze.What I really like is the super smooth feel of the pedals while riding. Quite a difference from an inexpensive set of no name pedals I had previously used. These rotate as easily as my Candy pedals, and that is what I really like about them; no noticeable friction drag. When you factor in that you can get a rebuild kit for these pedals, these become a nice, reasonably priced, longer term investment over a cheap pair of flats.Highly recommended for your commuter bike as a longer term upgrade, or for their intended use as an off road pedal, these are well worth considering if flat pedals fit into your riding style.

Solid footing, grips very well