I Found the Holy Grail of EUC Pads (Grizzla Flow Pads Reviewed & Compared)
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- čas přidán 28. 07. 2024
- In this video, I test and reviewed a bunch of different EUC pads, and only one electric unicycle pad was the absolute best in my opinion. Grizzla Flow Pads had the best comfort and ergonomics out of all the pads out there! A close second goes to Nylonove Kinetic Pads. I also tested Clark Pads C3 Biopads, BBQ Prints Pads, and the self-3d-printable knock-off versions of Kinetic pads.
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Chapters:
00:00 - Intro
00:52 - BBQ Prints Pads Review
01:22 - Nylonove Kinetic Pads Review
03:49 - Clark Pads C3 Biopads Review
05:21 - Grizzla Flow Pads Review - Auta a dopravní prostředky
Ayo ma rip-off pads made the cut! To be honest, the comparisons and feedback in this video would have helped immensely in the cloning process, so thankyou for taking the time to make it ❤
I have both Grizzla Bigs and Kinetic 2.0s. I personally like the Kinetic Pads better, just feel much more comfortable and allow me for greater control. One thing I should have skipped on is the bite system on the jump pad; I am not getting the pedals so makes no sense and no teeth would have been easier to clean and maybe even jump with. Thanks for the video. Oh and I find it amazing that both top pad manufacturers are from Poland 🇵🇱!
I only have the Grizzla Flow mini's on my Commander Pro 50S 🙃 I need to upgrade to the big boy version lol
I have an Extreme with the Grizzla fairings and I got the Banana Pads by Teprides off of Etsy. I’m a big guy and got the large, firm compound, with custom colors for about $130. Very similar to Grizzla flow….durable, high quality, and comfortable. Highly recommended!
I have ridden a wheel with Grizzla flow pads and I couldn’t tell any difference between mine and theirs. The difference in the end was that I paid about $100 less. My wheel has taken about four tumbles, and besides a few scuffs they’re in the same shape they were from day one.
These are the pads I use on both my shermax and Sherman suspension. I’ll use these in my Lynx too.
Really well done vid! Appreciate it 🍺
One brilliant thing unmentioned with Grizzla's is the grooves they designed into the underside of the toe pad. When jumping the grooves grab the topside of your shoes toe box area, helps keeping them from sliding out. So kudos to you Grizzla guys, great addition!
Great point, I never really considered that!
Nice review! Pretty much my only complaint with my flows are that the reflectors are pretty much all missing after many spills on the trails, hah! gonna have to order a new set and secure them in with some glue or something.
I agree ...for a heavy wheel like the V13 grizzla flows are a must unfortunatly they do not have a peddle for the V13 yet.
E-Rides Spiked V13 pedal
Was leaning towards the Clark bio pads :/ I've been using just the stock commander mini pads but the flares are tiny on them so I kept ripping the Velcro off the pads. I have a piece of high density foam covering the flares on both sides to help keep them down and while I haven't noticed the Velcro separating I get about half an inch less purchase on the pads :/
I wanted to get grizzla pads, their fairing system is good. Just didnt want to wait and I got clark pads. Clark pads are so tight I have a hard time even getting out. I dont want to cut them open either. Thanks for heads up about them getting destroyed, didnt know that. If clark pads where wider it would be nice. Sticking them on velcro in 1 piece is easier. Maybe I will get those flow pads when that new wheel comes out. Gt looks kinda ugly. Will be interested in some new wheels with 50s and smart bms.
My grizzla flows suck. I don’t know if i just git a bad set. I bought the large set for my Sherman-S and have torn the front throttle pad from the factory applied velcro, under hard throttle a couple times. I find them to soft and not supporting enough. It feels like they are ment to look nice and feel soft on bare shins. However I ride with gear so the squishy feel is not helpful for me. For what they cost i wouldn't buy another set. I prefer nearly all the others you mentioned
They had an issue with a batch of Velcro at one point, especially with some pad colours (the pigment affects the stickability a bit). Mine was coming off as well. Messaged them about the issue and they sent me replacement Velcro. Perfect since then!
I think the point of the squish is to give a loose feel but still have access to power if you need it - As you torque down you'll move the point of contact up the pad, increasing the torque applied to the EUC. If they were solid the curved shape wouldn't comply as much and you'll need to apply more force to get the same acceleration, since you'll be applying the force closer to the axle (and therefore applying less torque)
That being said, i'm still in the process of printing my own pads and working out how soft I want them... so take what I say with a grain of salt :)
On the Grizzla flow can we remove the jump lock part ?? Because i did order the Veteran Lynx and i want to try the build in toe lock so i can try both and decide which one i prefer.
Yes you can 👍 and I'm in the same boat with the lynx, but I like the Leaperkim toe lock myself.
Thanks for the quick and honest answer, i cant wait to ride the Lynx.
Can't really receive something for free from a company and also have a review that is honest and unbiased. Getting free stuff will bias the review on a unconscious level you just can't control, it is the reason why sales guys give away free lunches and stuff to clients.
You may be right about that, but in this case, my favorite truly is Grizzla flow pads.
Fair enough, I did not know the Biopads are not as durable as I might have expected. Now, which are the best "knock-off" pads?
{TL;DR. about how "proprietary" manufacturing stifles the marketplace.}
On a less "subjective" note, the issue that needs you attention is that of the incompatibility of similar voltage chargers with "proprietary" connectors, which makes charging across platforms require a homemade adapter. Having different charge-connectors for different voltages is understandable and unavoidable until we get smart "programmable" chargers that could distinguish voltage range but that not where the industry is yet. The "objective" issue of proprietary connectors is when you have 2 different "branded" chargers of the same voltage but you'd like to double up the chargers to fast charge your wheel. Frustrating, to say the least.
Several YT icons have complained about this seemingly minor quibble between manufacturers but it's indicative of the lack of community influence over industry standards that would favor the customers and vendors, alike. Some Social pressure needs to be brought to bear down on these feuds that will only get worse at scale. In this category, we could include the incompatibility of charge connectors, foot pedals, interchangeable headlights, proprietary shocks, and proprietary battery shapes- fwiw. Proprietary pedals are the worst offender, imho, but charge-connectors seems almost silly but it just as real in preventing wide-spread adoption of EUCs; interchangeability of parts between manufacturers would create a more resilient marketplace.
How do you, or other rides, experience this problem. Should we demand better as a community of consumers? I'd have to praise E-Rides for their introduction of a foot-plate system that has mounting brackets that make cross-compatibility possible but at the "cost" of unnecessary weight and complexity. {Personally, I'd prefer all wheels to come without pedals, pads or chargers in order to encourage an active aftermarket of creative suppliers but these makers seem to be playing for a monopoly, and not for a detente; which is pathetic.}
I'll add some time-marked links to other videos below if you're interested in covering this objectively annoying subject. {If one could search YT EUC transcripts for keyword "proprietary", this might help.}
Clips:
{7:33-8:15} Video: "Inmotion V14- First Look" - Albert laments charge-port connector incompatibility.
I got the Banana Pads by Teprides off of Etsy. I’m a big guy and got the large, firm compound, with custom colors for about $130. Very similar to Grizzla flow….durable, high quality, and comfortable. Highly recommended!
Which size of grizzla pads do you have on the extreme? Seems like most people have the large variant, but I don't love the overhang
Mine are the big variety. There is a bit of overhang, but that will be rectified very quickly with a set of Grizzla fairings, which I will be putting on shortly. That significantly increases the real estate for pads
@@WheelGoodTime do you think the regular variety are sufficient for a wheel of this size/weight? I’m thinkin about just the regular, though the large look great on your fairing kit!
@@nolanngo2652 I think the regulars are likely to work just fine for the extreme as well. I was unsure which I should choose also, but without a fairing kit, you might have a somewhat unsightly overhang with your pads, if you have them angled as far forward as mine.
So the grizzla pads are better than the kinetic pads just because they are softer?
They have approximately the same softness, but I found that the Grizzla's just are comfortable in nearly every possible position, whereas with kinetics they take a lot of finagling and adjustment before finding the perfect fit. And, I know it's a subjective thing, but I prefer the look of the grizzla flow pads. Either way, the V2 kinetic pads are still outstanding.
Do they have them in another color other than that crazy color.
Grizzla makes pads in about 10+ colors, whatever colors you specify. It's highly customizable 😊
You didn't test e-rides Agro pads? I do love my Grizzla's but I keep using my Agro pads because they are so comfortable and wide. I just wish someone else also sold them so I would not have to support e-rides..
I have not tried them, unfortunately. They do look pretty nice, but I've never seen anyone that had a set for me to try out.
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you said bbq prints 😂😂😂
What about it?
@@WheelGoodTime thought it was funny 😁, I was eating 🥣
son avis n'est pas impartial j'ai l'impression ! Les nylonove ont plus de possibilités de réglages. En revanche les grizzla possèdent des réflecteurs. ils sont différents mais de la à dire que les premiers sont mauvais parce qu'il ne sait pas les régler ....
Nylonoves are good and are more adjustable, agreed. But somehow, someway, Grizzla's flow pads are comfortable in nearly every position. I can't explain it because nylonoves should be better due to their higher customization ability. What can I say, Grizzla's are amazing!
With the Clark pads, just remove the pads I. The side your laying down to transport. Problem solved.
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Pads are ridiculously over priced. Everyone trying to rip each other off these days
That is very true! Pads take a LONG time to 3d print which is a factor in the pricing, but I totally get what you mean.
@@WheelGoodTimeeverything is expensive 😂I'm just venting.