Drag2Zero .66 Pole System

The Drag2Zero .66 Pole System is the result of extensive research and development with the specific purpose of minimizing drag and maximizing rider efficiency during time trials and triathlons. The most unique feature of this system is the aerodynamic profile, designed to create a nearly seamless transition between the rider's forearm and the pole itself. When a rider is in the aero position, the flow of air around the arms is a critical factor for the overall CdA. By optimizing the contact surface and reducing turbulence around the cockpit area, Drag2Zero helps the rider save valuable watts that would otherwise be lost to wind resistance. The system is constructed of high-quality carbon, which is clearly visible from the characteristic weave in the surface in the pictures. This lightweight but incredibly stiff construction ensures that there is no flex in the cockpit when pedaling with maximum power. The design takes into account that every single millimeter counts, and the smooth surfaces as well as the integrated approach to mounting accessories ensure that the wind glides past undisturbed. This is not just a set of extensions, but a well-engineered solution for riders seeking marginal gains in their pursuit of the fastest times. By reducing turbulence around the front of the bike, a more stable airflow is achieved, which is essential for maintaining high speed over long distances without unnecessary energy consumption.

When you invest in a Drag2Zero .66 Pole System, you receive a comprehensive package designed to give you a professional and fully integrated cockpit setup immediately. In addition to the advanced carbon extensions themselves, which form the core of the system, the kit includes several vital components that ensure both functionality and aerodynamic optimization. Firstly, the so-called Winged armrests or cups are included, which are specially shaped to provide maximum support for the forearms. These cups have a higher side profile, which helps keep the arms locked in the correct position, reducing the need for constant adjustment while riding. Additionally, the package includes a dedicated computer mount designed to place your bike computer in an aerodynamic position where it is easy to read without creating unnecessary turbulence. A finishing kit is also part of the delivery, making it possible to complete the installation in a clean and professional way, where cables and transitions are hidden or streamlined. Last but not least, specially designed grips for shifter buttons are included. These grips ensure you have a firm and ergonomically correct grip on the shifters, even when hands are wet from sweat or rain. All these parts are carefully selected to work together as a single cohesive unit, eliminating the need to buy third-party parts that may not fit optimally with the aerodynamic design. The complete set is created for the rider who wants an absolute top-class plug-and-play solution, where every single detail has been thought of from start to finish.

Fit and comfort are two of the most important factors for maintaining an aggressive aero position over time, and the Drag2Zero .66 Pole System has been developed with exactly this in mind. The system offers an extraordinary degree of adjustability, which is crucial for a proper bike fit process. One of the major advantages is the ability to fine-tune both the reach and the angle of the extensions. The reach adjustment allows the rider to find the precise length that suits the upper body's geometry, while the angle adjustment ensures that the hands and arms are placed in the most natural and least strenuous position. As seen in the product images, the system utilizes a stable system of spacers and brackets that allows for precise adjustment of the cockpit height. This vertical adjustability means you can find the perfect balance between being as low and aerodynamic as possible while maintaining the ability to breathe freely and produce watts. The increased contact surface in the included Winged armrests distributes pressure from the upper body over a larger area on the forearms. This significantly reduces the strain on the shoulders and neck, which is a huge advantage during long triathlons such as an Ironman, where you have to stay in the aero bars for many hours. When you feel stable and supported in your cockpit, small unnecessary movements that you would otherwise make to find comfort are minimized, ultimately resulting in more stable steering and better control over the bike. The system is therefore aimed at both professional athletes chasing the last percentage and serious amateurs who want the best equipment to optimize their performance and comfort on the road.