DRAG2ZERO 4D

66 Pad4D is the first product in the new DRAG2ZERO 4D series. Ergonomically designed, 3D-printed armrest pads for the DRAG2ZERO.66 Pole system redefines comfort.

By utilising the latest technologies in 3D printing and materials, Pad4D creates a unique riding experience that adapts to each individual.

66 Pad4D seamlessly combines support, cushioning, grip, and cooling into one comprehensive solution, allowing you to relax and focus on the road and race ahead.

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Revolutionising Comfort

Engineered Latice

A crucial feature of Pad4D is its internal lattice structure. Specifically designed to offer support and cushioning precisely where it’s needed.

Countless lattice arrangements and configurations, along with extensive rider testing with our top athletes, have led to a solution that significantly elevates both support and comfort.

Progressive Damping

Standard EPDM foam offers a good level of padding but does not provide progressive support on rougher roads.

Pad4D features a progressive damping design that delivers long-lasting support and cushioning, elevating comfort on a triathlon bike to a level not experienced before.

On longer rides and rough roads, Pads4D truly come into their own, and our athletes are finding them game-changing.

Active Drainage

The semi-open top skin design features an active drainage system that prevents sweat from accumulating on the surface.

This eliminates the slippery feeling that can occur after hours spent in the bars, resulting in a non-slip, grippy, breathable, and supportive riding experience. As a result, you can relax and concentrate on racing.

Pricing & Availability

.66 Pad4D will be priced at a discounted £133.33, excluding VAT, for an initial limited run.

.44 Pad4D is coming soon.

The 6-piece set includes left and right 3D pads designed specifically for .66 Winged Armrests. Provided with a Velcro backing for secure attachment to the armrests.

Join the Waiting List

DRAG2ZERO 4D .66 Armrest Pads will launch as an initial limited run.

Launching Friday, the 4th of September.