Crank Brothers Stamp 7 Flat Pedals - Black / Pink / Large
The flat pedal from crankbrothers is engineered to provide the optimal interface between shoe and pedal. The 13mm external and 11mm internal thickness on the level 7 stamp provide a low profile concave pedal body that your feet sit into. Adjustable pins allow the rider to fine tune the feel. The outsole profiles of the top mountain bike show brands were analysed and the data used to create two distinct surface areas to optimise shoe/pedal contact across all of these different models. The small is designed for EU shoe sizes from 37-43 and 43-49 for large. Once the optimal sizes had been established the features required for the ideal flat pedal were also incorporated. Concave pedal platform so that your shoe feels like it sits into the pedal and feels connected. 13mm external and 11mm internal thickness. 20 adjustable pins per pedal. 8mm in the centre of the pedal and 10mm on the outer edges. Internals run on igus LL-glide bearing which has been exclusively formulated for crankbrothers. It performs in even the most adverse conditions out on the trails.
The flat pedal from crankbrothers is engineered to provide the optimal interface between shoe and pedal. The 13mm external and 11mm internal thickness on the level 7 stamp provide a low profile concave pedal body that your feet sit into. Adjustable pins allow the rider to fine tune the feel. The outsole profiles of the top mountain bike show brands were analysed and the data used to create two distinct surface areas to optimise shoe/pedal contact across all of these different models. The small is designed for EU shoe sizes from 37-43 and 43-49 for large. Once the optimal sizes had been established the features required for the ideal flat pedal were also incorporated. Concave pedal platform so that your shoe feels like it sits into the pedal and feels connected. 13mm external and 11mm internal thickness. 20 adjustable pins per pedal. 8mm in the centre of the pedal and 10mm on the outer edges. Internals run on igus LL-glide bearing which has been exclusively formulated for crankbrothers. It performs in even the most adverse conditions out on the trails.
The flat pedal from crankbrothers is engineered to provide the optimal interface between shoe and pedal. The 13mm external and 11mm internal thickness on the level 7 stamp provide a low profile concave pedal body that your feet sit into. Adjustable pins allow the rider to fine tune the feel. The outsole profiles of the top mountain bike show brands were analysed and the data used to create two distinct surface areas to optimise shoe/pedal contact across all of these different models. The small is designed for EU shoe sizes from 37-43 and 43-49 for large. Once the optimal sizes had been established the features required for the ideal flat pedal were also incorporated. Concave pedal platform so that your shoe feels like it sits into the pedal and feels connected. 13mm external and 11mm internal thickness. 20 adjustable pins per pedal. 8mm in the centre of the pedal and 10mm on the outer edges. Internals run on igus LL-glide bearing which has been exclusively formulated for crankbrothers. It performs in even the most adverse conditions out on the trails.
The flat pedal from crankbrothers is engineered to provide the optimal interface between shoe and pedal. The 13mm external and 11mm internal thickness on the level 7 stamp provide a low profile concave pedal body that your feet sit into. Adjustable pins allow the rider to fine tune the feel. The outsole profiles of the top mountain bike show brands were analysed and the data used to create two distinct surface areas to optimise shoe/pedal contact across all of these different models. The small is designed for EU shoe sizes from 37-43 and 43-49 for large. Once the optimal sizes had been established the features required for the ideal flat pedal were also incorporated. Concave pedal platform so that your shoe feels like it sits into the pedal and feels connected. 13mm external and 11mm internal thickness. 20 adjustable pins per pedal. 8mm in the centre of the pedal and 10mm on the outer edges. Internals run on igus LL-glide bearing which has been exclusively formulated for crankbrothers. It performs in even the most adverse conditions out on the trails.
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The lowest price for Crank Brothers Stamp 7 Flat Pedals - Black / Pink / Large right now is $217.78 at Merlin Cycles, compared across 3 retailers.
The all-time low was $204.24 on 25 May 2024 — today's price is 7% above the lowest ever. That's a little above the best price we've seen.
Prices last updated 10 May 2026.
Last updated at 10/05/2026 04:05:03
Crank Brothers Stamp 7 Flat Pedals - Black / Pink / Large
Delivery $45.37
CRANKBROTHERS MTB Flat Pedal Stamp 7 Black / Pink L
Delivery $11.26
Crankbrothers Pedal Stamp 7 Seagrave Edition Black/Pink, Large
Delivery $24.99
originally posted on crankbrothers.com
As a newbie to flat pedals (longtime clipless user), I’m loving these! It’s like I’m glued to them. They seem to be the perfect size/width and have excellent “teeth” for holding my shoes in place. They came highly recommended by all my cycling friends and, once I got a hold of them, the high quality was immediately apparent. Plus, I get tons of compliments on the color(s)!
originally posted on jensonusa.com
Nice upgrade over some cheap specialized pedals. Yes these are expensive compared to some other pedals, but paired them with the Crankbros Stamp pedals and my feet are locked in. I was surprised how much easier it was to find my footing through rough sections, feet stayed glued. Adjustable pins are really nice and allowed me to find the right height on each section of the pedal. The only thing I was not happy about is that it forced me to remove my crank boots.
originally posted on jensonusa.com
I've had the pedals for 6 months now. I've been happy with them. Grip is good and they look good too. The problem is the long term durability. We all hit rocks with pedals, right? that's gonna happen. I bought 2 sets of replacement pins when i bought these pedals (for an extra $30 buck) so that i could replace damaged pins from pedal strikes. I'm really good about maintaining components on my bike, and I've already cleaned and degreased the pedals several times. BUT... yesterday i wanted to service the pins and found that the damaged pins are VERY DIFFICULT to remove. It's a design problem. I used pliers and even tried to get them out with a drill bit (hurting my hand when the small bit broke). My last 2 sets of pedals were DMR Vaults and those pins come in fromthe ... MoreI've had the pedals for 6 months now. I've been happy with them. Grip is good and they look good too. The problem is the long term durability. We all hit rocks with pedals, right? that's gonna happen. I bought 2 sets of replacement pins when i bought these pedals (for an extra $30 buck) so that i could replace damaged pins from pedal strikes. I'm really good about maintaining components on my bike, and I've already cleaned and degreased the pedals several times. BUT... yesterday i wanted to service the pins and found that the damaged pins are VERY DIFFICULT to remove. It's a design problem. I used pliers and even tried to get them out with a drill bit (hurting my hand when the small bit broke). My last 2 sets of pedals were DMR Vaults and those pins come in fromthe underside of the pedal, so no matter how damaged they get, you can get them out because the nut on the underside is protected. So if you like to maintain your components and make them last a long time, i'd stay away from these pedals. but if you are ok with knowing these will not be easy to refurbish and make like new by replacing the pins, then these would be great because the actually grip really well when the pins are new.
| Bike Type | Hardtail Mountain, Dual Suspension Mountain |
| Style | Flat |
| Length | 9 inches |
| Sport | Cycling |
| Included Components | 2 Pedals |
Crank Brothers Stamp 7 Flat Pedals - Black / Pink / Large
Delivery $45.37
CRANKBROTHERS MTB Flat Pedal Stamp 7 Black / Pink L
Delivery $11.26
Crankbrothers Pedal Stamp 7 Seagrave Edition Black/Pink, Large
Delivery $24.99
As a newbie to flat pedals (longtime clipless user), I’m loving these! It’s like I’m glued to them. They seem to be the perfect size/width and have excellent “teeth” for holding my shoes in place. They came highly recommended by all my cycling friends and, once I got a hold of them, the high quality was immediately apparent. Plus, I get tons of compliments on the color(s)!
Nice upgrade over some cheap specialized pedals. Yes these are expensive compared to some other pedals, but paired them with the Crankbros Stamp pedals and my feet are locked in. I was surprised how much easier it was to find my footing through rough sections, feet stayed glued. Adjustable pins are really nice and allowed me to find the right height on each section of the pedal. The only thing I was not happy about is that it forced me to remove my crank boots.
I've had the pedals for 6 months now. I've been happy with them. Grip is good and they look good too. The problem is the long term durability. We all hit rocks with pedals, right? that's gonna happen. I bought 2 sets of replacement pins when i bought these pedals (for an extra $30 buck) so that i could replace damaged pins from pedal strikes. I'm really good about maintaining components on my bike, and I've already cleaned and degreased the pedals several times. BUT... yesterday i wanted to service the pins and found that the damaged pins are VERY DIFFICULT to remove. It's a design problem. I used pliers and even tried to get them out with a drill bit (hurting my hand when the small bit broke). My last 2 sets of pedals were DMR Vaults and those pins come in fromthe ... MoreI've had the pedals for 6 months now. I've been happy with them. Grip is good and they look good too. The problem is the long term durability. We all hit rocks with pedals, right? that's gonna happen. I bought 2 sets of replacement pins when i bought these pedals (for an extra $30 buck) so that i could replace damaged pins from pedal strikes. I'm really good about maintaining components on my bike, and I've already cleaned and degreased the pedals several times. BUT... yesterday i wanted to service the pins and found that the damaged pins are VERY DIFFICULT to remove. It's a design problem. I used pliers and even tried to get them out with a drill bit (hurting my hand when the small bit broke). My last 2 sets of pedals were DMR Vaults and those pins come in fromthe underside of the pedal, so no matter how damaged they get, you can get them out because the nut on the underside is protected. So if you like to maintain your components and make them last a long time, i'd stay away from these pedals. but if you are ok with knowing these will not be easy to refurbish and make like new by replacing the pins, then these would be great because the actually grip really well when the pins are new.
Best pedals on the planet, hands down. I've gone through a handful of other pedals: HT ANS10's, Chesters, Canfield Crampons (second fav of the bunch), Truvativ... Every other pedal I've ridden, compared to these, are like a candle compared to the sun. That might sound like an exaggeration, but seriously, they're that good. Worth every penny. Especially when you consider that they've out lasted each of the aforementioned pedals by a long shot. I've ridden the entire winter season with them and they still don't even feel fully broken in; they have no play whatsoever even after months of mud and grime.Oh, and they have grip for days. I worry sometimes that my foot might NOT come off, not the other way around. The thin platform also means that despite being much wider ... MoreBest pedals on the planet, hands down. I've gone through a handful of other pedals: HT ANS10's, Chesters, Canfield Crampons (second fav of the bunch), Truvativ... Every other pedal I've ridden, compared to these, are like a candle compared to the sun. That might sound like an exaggeration, but seriously, they're that good. Worth every penny. Especially when you consider that they've out lasted each of the aforementioned pedals by a long shot. I've ridden the entire winter season with them and they still don't even feel fully broken in; they have no play whatsoever even after months of mud and grime.Oh, and they have grip for days. I worry sometimes that my foot might NOT come off, not the other way around. The thin platform also means that despite being much wider than some of my previous pedals, pedal strikes are not a serious problem. There's nothing I don't like about them.
After 15+ years of riding clipless pedals I've made the switch to flats. The Stamp 7 small is the perfect platform size for my foot and the quality is top-notch. I thought it would take more time getting used to flats, but I'm impressed with how solid and comfortable I already feel on them. Not worried at all about slipping off. Stoked they came with replacement pins. Can't go wrong with Crankbrothers!
These were my first high end flat pedals and they did NOT disappoint. They provide great grip, plenty of surface area, and all around do exactly what I asked of them. It's nice when something just IS what it is supposed to be and DOES what it is designed for without any fuss. You do have to be mindful of them, so you don't clang your shins, but that's universal I believe for the genre of flat pedals overall. I do recommend these and I would buy them again.
I was running Titanium pedals when I got my bike, and after 2 years they got slippery as the pins kind of shined over from wear. My foot would slip off more often than not. I found out about these Crankbro's pedals and was very interested in the larger platform as I have size 13US feet. I LOVE the pins on these pedals and the larger platform makes all the difference for me being comfortable and feeling more attached to the bike, safer over chattery stuff and they just look cool as hell. Cheers Crankbrothers, MINT job.
Just switched to platforms for first time in 30 years! Its a learning curve and I'm missing the oneness feeling of being clipped in. The pros are a little more confidence if I need to throw a foot down. I feel clipped in as I have tried two different shoes with these pedals so far and my feet have a hard time moving around. The nice thing is that I can move my feet around for more power when I need it. I went with the small for a size 10 foot. Plenty big enough, wouldn't want a bigger pedal. Also ordered the "oil slick" color. Very cool with accenting my gold chain and cog. Nice to see the pegs are coated with grip tight to hold in place. two sets of pegs came with my pedals. Plenty for my lifetime! I highly recommend these pedals. they are lighter than my xtr clipless.
Just impressive.The eye grabbing finish is where you can start here, but not where you have to start. You could also begin with the impeccable quality or durability. The clean lines and thoughtful design are enough reasons to make the Stamp 7's your next pedal choice, but all factors are covered so you won't feel lacking when you place your feet upon them and head out for your trail ride, race, stunt video, or cruise around town to the coffee shop. Pay attention to the sizing when ordering. Your shoe size will tell you which size pedal is right for you. There's no reason to hesitate any further. You won't be disappointed with Crankbrothers Stamp 7.
I've only got a few rides on these pedal but so far but I'm very impressed. These are an upgrade from stamp 1 large pedals. I wear a size 12 5/10 freerider shoe I installed these right out of the box with the stock pin configuration and my foot feels like it is velcroed to the pedal. The grip is just right I can adjust my foot position while riding without feeling like I have to lift my foot off and reposition it back on the pedal. Having a larger wider foot I didn't like the feeling of other pedal because I could feel my foot hanging off the end of the pedal. The large size offers ample room for my foot to be completely supported and offers a solid platform. The stamp 1 pedals just weren't what I needed for the type of riding I do. I ride a lot of rough rooty ... MoreI've only got a few rides on these pedal but so far but I'm very impressed. These are an upgrade from stamp 1 large pedals. I wear a size 12 5/10 freerider shoe I installed these right out of the box with the stock pin configuration and my foot feels like it is velcroed to the pedal. The grip is just right I can adjust my foot position while riding without feeling like I have to lift my foot off and reposition it back on the pedal. Having a larger wider foot I didn't like the feeling of other pedal because I could feel my foot hanging off the end of the pedal. The large size offers ample room for my foot to be completely supported and offers a solid platform. The stamp 1 pedals just weren't what I needed for the type of riding I do. I ride a lot of rough rooty single track with some pretty rowdy downhill sections. With the stamp 7's I don't feel my foot slip on the pedals at all. The materials and build quality are very high end. I originally purchased the stamp 1 pedals not knowing if I would like them and was tentative to go all in on the price of the stamp 7's. I can tell you if you have a larger shoe size and want that planted feeling of being connected to the bike without being clipped in the stamp 7's are well worth the price and you won't be disappointed. Thank you Crank Brothers Customer Service and warrenty for working with me to resolve the issues I was experiencing with the stamp 1 pedals and guiding me into the stamp 7's.
| Bike Type | Hardtail Mountain, Dual Suspension Mountain |
| Style | Flat |
| Length | 9 inches |
| Sport | Cycling |
| Included Components | 2 Pedals |
