Crankbrothers have expanded their range of flat pedals, the Stamps, by introducing two new versions in a more affordable price range, the Stamp 3 and the Stamp 2, which offer features very similar to the priciest models, but at a more accessible price. Both models are available, like every model in the Stamp range, in both Large and Small sizes, to better work with each biker’s shoe size and preferences.
The Stamp 3 have a die-cast AM60B magnesium alloy body, are 16mm thick and equipped with 10 pins on each side. The forged chrome steel axle rotates on two sealed ball bearings. The weight is 386 grams per pair for the L
The Stamp 2 instead have an A380 aluminum alloy body, die-cast and 16mm thick. This model also has 10 pins on each side. The forged chrome steel pin rotates on two sealed ball bearings. The weight is 494 grams per pair for the Large version and 439 grams per pair for the Small version. The price is $79.99 and they boast a 5 year warranty.
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