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Crank BrothersEggbeater 3 Pedals Stainless with Blue Springs
4.8
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- Aluminum body with chromoly spindle and steel cast wings
- Micro-platform: XC, Race
- Fully rebuildable and simple to maintain
- AllAccess cleats fit SPD bolt pattern, set of shims provided with all pedals
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Review Summary
LIKES
Strength (10),
Color (1),
Functionality (10),
Easy Entry (11),
Large Platform (1),
Simple (9)
WORKS FOR
Mountain (1),
Any Level of MTB (2),
Cyclocross (2),
Mountain Biking (10),
Roadbike (5)
DISLIKES
Maintenance (2)
4.8 GEARS
12 reviews
12 reviews
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Customer Questions
Q.
asked by: a guest
Is there a recommende weight limit on these pedals?
Is there a recommende weight limit on these pedals?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Do the Eggbeater 3's have needle bearings like the Candy 3's?
Do the Eggbeater 3's have needle bearings like the Candy 3's?
Q.
asked by: a guest
Do the Eggbeaters work with a Sidi road shoe?
Do the Eggbeaters work with a Sidi road shoe?
Q.
asked by: a guest
When will the Crank Bothers EggBeater 3 pedals going to available in red?
When will the Crank Bothers EggBeater 3 pedals going to available in red?
A.
anwered by: smulder
The Eggbeater 3 in red is now available. Just search for 333222374530 in our search box. Thanks for the heads up!
The Eggbeater 3 in red is now available. Just search for 333222374530 in our search box. Thanks for the heads up!
Customer Reviews
5
November 09, 2010
reviewed by: Ranger Pride
I love these pedals. They are light and the changes to the new model are noticeable. They seem tougher than previous eggbeater pedals. I grabbed a second pair I like them so much.
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vote5
November 23, 2010
reviewed by: A Guest
Simple design, functional, good value.
5
August 23, 2011
reviewed by: silverph
When I started MTB last year, my first pedals were Shimano SPD. It was okay although I have problems with entry at times. I even did a 6-hour event without problems. Unfortunately, I hit a rock while pedaling through a turn and broke a pedal. While waiting for a replacement, it got me thinking of trying an Eggbeater. I decided on the Eggbeater 3 for the price and built.
Needless to say, I won't need those Shimano SPD again! I can clip in and out much easier. No more fumbling! I like the four-sided entry which I think helped me a lot. I banged it one time on a hard pedal hitting a rock and cringed, thinking I probably broke it but it survived! I also like that it has some float, unlike the Shimano SPD.
Now, I am getting another one for my road bike which I just bought used. It works just as good on a road bike. I didn't feel like buying another set of shoes so I am using Eggbeater 3 on both.
The only negative I think is it needs maintenance every 100-300 hours. I'm just being lazy and the Shimano never needed maintenance (I guess until it breaks) but I'm just nitpicking. I'm sure the small cost of maintenance will be worth the pedals.
Summed up: Easy clip in and out, can be used on a mountain bike or Road bike, looks professional, tough! Love the float - good 4 the knees.
Yes, I would recomend this to a friend.
Likes: Easy Entry, Strength, Simple, Functionality
Works for: Mountain Biking, Roadbike
Dislikes: Maintenance
5
February 28, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Friend recommended these. Works like a champ - even stayed clean when the mud was so thick it stopped the wheels from turning in the frame!
Easy in, easy out. Like them very much.
5
March 10, 2011
reviewed by: GeronimoPhil
Great product at a great price. Been used to Road pedals so take a little getting used to, but so far I am impressed!
5
April 22, 2011
reviewed by: Bhakta
Awesome! Easy entry/exit. Platform just as well as Candies, but much tougher, lighter, and do NOT stick to rocks/roots.
5
May 02, 2011
reviewed by: rawket
This is my 5th set of eggbeater pedals. The rest have moved on with their respective bikes as I sold them. I love these pedals, and the latest round of improvements just ups the ante. Very smooth, super strong and reliable. These have bounced off many rocks with no issues.
Their ability to shed mud and crap is unequaled. Very easy to get into and I have never popped out.
In all, this is a great pedal for a great price!
5
May 04, 2011
reviewed by: Scadam526
This is my first set of clip-in pedals and I could not be happier. They feel very solidly built. Being able to clip in from four different angles makes snapping in a breeze. After a couple practice rides I don't even have to think about where to place my feet, they fall in and clip easily. To me the tension is just right. There's a very slight amount of play which lets my knees rest at the proper angle, but the feet still feel solidly locked in. Their standard cleats offer both 15 and 20 degree release angle depending on which foot you put them on. Very clever.
5
June 30, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Long time happy eggbeater user. Left my all stainless ones behind on my boat so needed some for my summer location. Not so sure about the cromo spindles due to ocean environment.
5
August 23, 2011
reviewed by: silverph
When I started MTB last year, my first pedals were Shimano SPD. It was okay although I have problems with entry at times. I even did a 6-hour event without problems. Unfortunately, I hit a rock while pedaling through a turn and broke a pedal. While waiting for a replacement, it got me thinking of trying an Eggbeater. I decided on the Eggbeater 3 for the price and built.
Needless to say, I won't need those Shimano SPD again! I can clip in and out much easier. No more fumbling! I like the four-sided entry which I think helped me a lot. I banged it one time on a hard pedal hitting a rock and cringed, thinking I probably broke it but it survived! I also like that it has some float, unlike the Shimano SPD.
Now, I am getting another one for my road bike which I just bought used. It works just as good on a road bike. I didn't feel like buying another set of shoes so I am using Eggbeater 3 on both.
The only negative I think is it needs maintenance every 100-300 hours. I'm just being lazy and the Shimano never needed maintenance (I guess until it breaks) but I'm just nitpicking. I'm sure the small cost of maintenance will be worth the pedals.
Summed up: Easy clip in and out, can be used on a mountain bike or Road bike, looks professional, tough! Love the float - good 4 the knees.
Yes, I would recomend this to a friend.
Likes: Easy Entry, Strength, Simple, Functionality
Works for: Mountain Biking, Roadbike
Dislikes: Maintenance
5
October 06, 2011
reviewed by: A Guest
Great product. Own XT,XTR,Crank brothers Candy 3 2011. After trying the Candy 3 on the Top Fuel, went with the egg beater 3 for the 2012 Super Fly 100 Pro. No major issues to clip in and out. Had one mishap when I couldn't clip in at the start of a race and had a terrible start. This is were the Candy shines a bit more in the platform department. If your comfortable not having extra material under your shoes and care for weight, you will enjoy this pedal. Only ridden on a few times on training rides as well as one race and no mechanical issues. Time will tell.
3
May 12, 2011
reviewed by: upsguy
My carbon, blue and silver bike came stock with Crank Bros Smarty pedals and I was looking for an upgrade. Saw these and thought they would match great in the color scheme. They sure do look good. much easier to snap into these than the Smartys. Only problem (and it's a big problem for an guy like me) is the blue started flaking off the springs on the very first ride. Crank Bros agreed that shouldn't happen and said I could send them in to be rebuilt if I wanted.
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