Stamp 7

Awesome peddle upgrade, I wanted to upgrade the peddles on my Specialized RockHopper from the plastic ones they came with, I got the large size which was a huge upgrade from the smaller ones it had, the quality is good they went on pretty easy and look great, if your looking for some good large size peddles that won’t break the bank I highly recommend this set.

I can't believe how much I like these. My bike came with these pedals and at first I thought they need to be replaced but after riding it for a few days these pedals are awesome. They grip your foot well and because of their size it feels solid and firm. I liked them so much I had to get a new pair but in the correct color.

This is my first flat / pinned pedal. I like them a lot. I can’t stand clipless shoes. I have always used old school toe clips even on MTB. So this is 21st century stuff for me.Very comfortable in pedaling. I ended up with a 5/10 shoe and they work great together. No slip or fear of standing on the pedals. Old school clips are great at that. No wrenches. Hex key removal. I will likely get the big Park 8mm as they will get tight over time.I put them on a Surly Straggler 650b. It’s a slow all road bike. Perfect for its aging rider. I will likely stick with this pedal design going forward. They are all metal mid level Crank Bros. Seem like they will outlast me.Think I’ll try the bright plastic version on my old MTB rebuild

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.

Installed these on my wifes ebike and she loves them! No slipping. Just grip.

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)

Sweet pedals for a great price. I got mine for $20, can't beat it. Nylon pedals with metal spikes, available in multiple colors to match your ride!! My feet grip them great. I would buy these over and over at this price

I bought the larger size even though I have a smaller shoe size than recommended. Absolutely a good choice. Feels like stuck to the pedals.