Best selling Bike pedals from Crankbrothers
On this page you'll find a ranking of the best Crankbrothers products in this category. To give you a quick overview, we've already ranked the most important information about the products for you.
1. Crankbrothers Pedal Stamp 1 large black Gen 2
The Stamp 1 Gen 2 builds on the Stamp legacy, featuring a true concave body design for increased confidence on the trail, proven Igus internal components for durability, and a new one-piece pin design for maximum grip and easy pin replacement. Made with an uncompromising commitment to quality, the updated Stamp 1 pedal boasts a robust nylon composite body and inherits the proven internals from the Stamp 7 flat pedal, providing support round after round.
2. Crankbrothers Stamp 7 large
The new Crank Brothers Stamp platform pedal is in the same league as the 5050, but is made of aluminum. The platform pedal comes in two sizes: the small one is recommended for shoe sizes up to 42/43, while the larger one is for sizes 43/49. The pedal surface is slightly concave and features 10 pins on each side. Two Igus sliding bearings are hidden in the Stamp axles. The platform size is 114 mm x 111 mm.
3. Crankbrothers Stamp 1 Gen 2 small
- Le corps composite renforcé est léger, corrige les déviations et
- reduces the shocks caused by the impacts of graves.
- Plate-forme concave pour un maintien sûr (13,5-15,5 mm d'épaisseur)
- 10 broches de traction interchangeables
- Roulements et système de joints haut de gamme (mêmes composants internes que le Stamp 7)
- Roulements coulissants igus LL (intérieurs et extérieurs)
- Broche forgée en acier chromoly SCM 435
- Pratique
- Guarantee 5 ans.
4. Crankbrothers Stamp 7 small
The Stamp pedals have been optimized by Crankbrothers engineers for the connection between shoe and pedal. Two different sizes provide an optimal connection between shoe and pedal. Due to the minimal height a low pedal weight is achieved. The concave platform (15/13/15 mm), as well as the 10 interchangeable pins on each side keep the foot securely in position. 10 interchangeable pins per side hold the foot securely in position. High quality bearing. External seal. Recommended shoe size for stamp small: 5-10 (us) // 37-43 (eu). Igus LL-glide bearings inside and outside. Pedal body: 6061 Aluminium. Pedal axle: scm 435 chromoly. Scope of delivery: in pairs. Dimensions : 100 x 100 mm.
5. Crankbrothers Mallet Enduro
It is light enough for hard climbs and robust enough for technical, challenging descents. Slightly smaller than the famous downhill pedal Mallet DH/Race but 60 grams lighter, it features an optimized concave platform, a ribbed polycarbonate body, and interchangeable pins for optimal grip in seconds. Enduro racers can attack immediately and can also look forward to easy maintenance and a classy look.
Application: MTB
Details:
- Bearing: Enduro Bearings 686LLU/igus II plain bearing with DSS seal
- Q-factor: 52 mm
- Pins: 8 mm (replaceable)
- Spring: hardened steel
- Wing: stainless steel
- Release: 15-20°
- Level code: i.e./E/7 (Competition)
- Innovative, interchangeable, and integrated traction pads optimize the connection between the sole and pedal body
- Concave platform, ribbed body, and six interchangeable pins per side hold the foot securely clicked in and out on the pedal
- Bevelled edges reduce risky contact with stones
- Type: Click pedal
- Weight per pair: 419 g
Material:
- Pedal body: aluminium/polycarbonate
- Pedal axle: CrMo
Scope of delivery:
- Supplied in pairs
- Including premium cleats for click pedals
- Compatibility: Crankbrothers.
6. Crankbrothers Mallet DH Pedal black
The Mallet DH are the absolute classic clipless pedals from Crankbrothers, which the majority of Downhill World Cup professionals have sworn by for years. The latest version has been further refined in design. The rider benefits from increased ground clearance thanks to the beveled edges. Better grip in the unclipped state is also provided by the ribbed body. The so-called Traction Pads are interchangeable rubber plates to optimally match the shoe and pedal.
7. Crankbrothers Pedal double shot 1
The Double Shot 1 pedals are the ideal choice for all riders who are just starting out with clipless pedals or are simply looking for high-quality trail pedals at a budget-friendly price. The body is made of durable composite plastic, and the axles are constructed from long-lasting CrMo steel. The bearings are manufactured by Enduro Bearings and are double-sealed. The platform provides better grip on the pedals, giving the rider more control and safety. Additionally, the Double Shot 1 pedals are lightweight and come with the appropriate cleats for the shoes.
8. Crankbrothers Pedal Stamp 1 small purple Gen 2
- Le corps composite renforcé est léger, corrige les déviations et
- reduces the shocks caused by the impacts of graves.
- Plate-forme concave pour un maintien sûr (13,5-15,5 mm d'épaisseur)
- 10 broches de traction interchangeables
- Roulements et système de joints haut de gamme (mêmes composants internes que le Stamp 7)
- Roulements coulissants igus LL (intérieurs et extérieurs)
- Broche forgée en acier chromoly SCM 435
- Pratique
- Guarantee 5 ans.
9. Crankbrothers Eggbeater 11
The EggBeater 11 is the successor of the Ti4 and Crankbrothers new high-end model! Thanks to the new needle bearings, a few grams could be saved. The pair is now at an amazing 174g. Axis, body and wings are completely made of titanium. The stainless steel spring promises maximum durability. The proven features of the EggBeater pedals have been retained. SPD sole standard, large shoe support, low pedal axle distance, generous angular freedom and a robust, open design. The golden colour also shows optically that the EggBeater 11 is Crankbrothers top model. Release angle: 15° to 20°. Maximum rider weight: 90kg.
10. Crankbrothers Double Shot 3
The Double Shot 3 features a pedal axle that is 5 mm longer than the conventional Double Shot and is additionally equipped with 8 pins on the flat side. With its larger Q-factor and the pins, it provides the necessary support and grip for ambitious riders.
