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A Swift Stop From SwissStop
EXOTherm2 combines an extremely durable, smooth modulating pad compound with a cooling fin equipped back plate which provides consistent, powerful braking in all conditions.
Features
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
Specifications
Brake Pad Type: Disc | |
Brake Type: Disc | |
Brake Parts: Pads | |
Avid Elixir/SRAM Level/XX/XO/Force AXS HRD | Mfg PartNum: P100005311 |
Shimano D-Type/H-Type | Mfg PartNum: P100005312 |
Shimano G-Type/F-Type/J-Type | Mfg PartNum: P100005310 |
SRAM Guide Elixir 7,9 XO | Mfg PartNum: P100005315 |
SRAM HRD, Level Ultimate/TLM | Mfg PartNum: P100005316 |
Shimano K-Type/L-Type | Mfg PartNum: P100005317 |
Formula RO/T1/RX/C1 and others | Mfg PartNum: P100005313 |
Reviews
These pads sound like a honking goose. I tried to break them in correctly, cleaned rotors with acetone, sanded pads, but each time after a few hard stops, they start to honk. Also, stopping power seemed less than Shimano L pads. Switched back to Shimano L, problems went away.
I bought the Exotherm2 Disc34 as a replacement for my 2nd set of stock Shimano LO3A pads, which were hard to find as they were being replaced with the LO5A. I have 1,500 miles on these pads now and they have preformed really well. I would say they are a step above the OEM. Quiet with strong breaking power and smooth modulation. Riding the mountains there is no fade under long, steep descents. I have only had them in the rain a few times and they performed just as well compared to dry conditions. I'm curious to see how the new LO5A pads will compare, but would definitely keep using the Disc34 pads if available.
Installed these front & rear on a Co-motion Tandem with Juin Tech GT 4-cylinder hybrid hydraulic calipers. They were a bit noisy at first, but once bedded in have performed much better compared to the stock pads. Very good stopping power with excellent modulation. No noticeable fade on long descents.
Had an annoying squeal on the rear with the original Aavid rotors. Switched to a Reverse Components AirCon rotor and the problem went away.
Got them on sale for a great deal. But would definitely re-purchase at full price when needed.
Honestly, I had high hopes for these pads and after buying them in 2021 I finally got a chance to install and use them the past few months. Bottom line, save your money and buy Shimano or Jagwire's pads. These pads are noisy, even with proper break in and have very little stopping power. A huge disappointment given the price of a pad set.
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