Yes ! I use the little Grizzla placeholders, but not because I use the pads with other wheels. They are just helpful when you want to try a different position, but still be able to easily get back to what you had... My pads also hurt my shins a little on longer rides, but in my case I don't blame the pads - it's a little hard plastic ridge on the front of my touring MC boots that digs in, rather than the pads themselves.
Just a few words from Grizzla team, as we were not consulted regarding the issues Adam faced nor asked for our future plans regarding the Flow Pads system: 3:45 The primary function of Memoriser is remembering position of the pads in case you need to detach it for the transport. Having the pads setup on multiple wheels is secondary function here. We are using Memorizers ourselves which can be seen in multiple posts we featured on IG/FB 3:36 The issue shown in the video might happen if the hinge is not tighten enough or the knob was so loose that the nut on the on the other side can moved out of its socket, so it doesn't 'catch' while re-tightening - then it can be fixed by simply pushing the nut back in. The function here is to lock the pads position when detaching/readjusting the pad on the EUC, but with enough intentional force you will be able to push through the locking mechanism which is designed on purpose to protect the hinge 4:15 We also offer Grizzla Flow without reflectors, which are €189 for Big version and €169 for Compact 5:19 The Lockable Pivot's design doesn't allow the screw to protrude on the bottom side of the pad, so there is no need to worry about damaging your EUC while crashing with Flow Pads on it.
I use the tabs on my Grizzlas when I relocate the pads for different footwear. I get no digging on the front of my Grizzlas, but I went for the option without the reflectors because I didn't want hard plastic parts where it should be soft.
I LOVE my kinetic pads and bite system. Been using them for about 8 months now. I agree completely about the comfort level of the kinetic pads. Literally the first time I put them on my wheel I was blown away by how great they felt. It's like trying on a premium 100% heavyweight cotton shirt the first time after wearing a burlap sack all your life. They have the perfect balance between stiffness and comfort. I agree about the connector pegs coming out. I have to fiddle with them every few rides or after putting a lot of stress on them. Those could be better, but they are certainly not a deal breaker. I like the reflectors on the grizzla pads, but I'd also argue they look busy. The nylonove are smooth and very easy to clean. I also liked the registration slot on the grizzlas. I spent a while trying to get the perfect positioning for my nylonove pads, and dread when I have to pull them off for any reason cause I don't want to have to reregister them. Lastly... bite system is fantastic. It is the only system I've used that allows me to put the pads as close as I want to the pedals and still allow the pedals to close.
Thank youuuu for the informative presentation and the Grizzla coupon code! (€9 off heck yeah) Getting a splash of color on the V12. The mix of colors + sizes is a gamechanger. Flow Compact size for 3 pieces and Flow Big for the toe piece. Red+yellow rear pads, blue+green front pads. Gon look like a Microsoft logo xD Just hope the bottom pieces wont be permanently discolored by boots and dirt and mud in one year. Black would be the safer color. The reflectors on the Grizzla Flow is just perfect to cover that piece of road legality. Another problem out of the world. Can't wait !!
Personaly i use only BIG CUSHY 7cm "Russian leather PADS" without jump pads becasue i not jumping and size pads help me ride seated extremly confort and can hold sherman precise with knees.
Hello Adam, Love all your vidéos and advises, bravo and thanks a lot. I just bought a V11 unfortunately just before the launch of the Patton and the S19, sight… So I have to deal with it. I m just a 60 years old cruiser and just want smooth and safety ride with confort. I made 6000 km with a Kingsong 14D and it s a big changement particularly on the weight of the wheel. I noticed your advice on the comments of the Sai Pad Raid Trails for the V11 but I didnt find the « side fairing » on Huladj market that you mention, so I don’t understand what is it. In regard that the Kinetic 2.0 looks the best confortable pads do you think that with the Fairing Plates of Grizzla for V11 (30/22cm, much larger that the Anypad), the kinetic could feet ? Also I saw some green pad on your V11 on a video, looks the flex pad with anypad or flexpad V3 for V11 what do you think of it compare to the Sai pad (maybe better because more large) ? There is also the flypad which looks interesting for the drive and break but I m afraid to get lock on the wheel on a falling situation. For now I putted some Yoga carpet on the up side of the V11 but I didn’t really found any tape which glue well on this granular plastic side of the wheel. Thanks for your time for any advises comment. Take care, best regards Stéphane
Hi, I recently got a Ks14d to learn the monowheel in anticipation of switching to a larger version soon but now my problem is that when doing 10/20 km rides I start to have pain in my feet and I have to stop to change position often . How does it work with wheels that have more range? do you rest your shins on the pads to rest during the run? Thank you!
First you need the design , can you find this design anywhere ? ,then you need the TPU to print with and need the experience to print with TPU .You can go through a couple of kg of TPU before you finally have it just right .I am just talking from my own experience with 3d printing for the last 8 years .
@@kimnielsen9320 with direct drive injector tpu printing without any problem from the box :) Design ??? Really . 3 curves :))) not fit good ? Reprint :)
My powerpads are called "3D", or 75 bucks,* and they're the shit.* It's really 3 sets of pads in one, but it's got levers, and removable stuff that you can change for jumping or touring or racing. Why would I ever deal with some rip off company what a stupid name like Grizzlyglow and pay $300 for $5 worth of plastic?
Yes ! I use the little Grizzla placeholders, but not because I use the pads with other wheels. They are just helpful when you want to try a different position, but still be able to easily get back to what you had... My pads also hurt my shins a little on longer rides, but in my case I don't blame the pads - it's a little hard plastic ridge on the front of my touring MC boots that digs in, rather than the pads themselves.
Just a few words from Grizzla team, as we were not consulted regarding the issues Adam faced nor asked for our future plans regarding the Flow Pads system:
3:45 The primary function of Memoriser is remembering position of the pads in case you need to detach it for the transport. Having the pads setup on multiple wheels is secondary function here. We are using Memorizers ourselves which can be seen in multiple posts we featured on IG/FB
3:36 The issue shown in the video might happen if the hinge is not tighten enough or the knob was so loose that the nut on the on the other side can moved out of its socket, so it doesn't 'catch' while re-tightening - then it can be fixed by simply pushing the nut back in. The function here is to lock the pads position when detaching/readjusting the pad on the EUC, but with enough intentional force you will be able to push through the locking mechanism which is designed on purpose to protect the hinge
4:15 We also offer Grizzla Flow without reflectors, which are €189 for Big version and €169 for Compact
5:19 The Lockable Pivot's design doesn't allow the screw to protrude on the bottom side of the pad, so there is no need to worry about damaging your EUC while crashing with Flow Pads on it.
Thanks for the comment!
pay a bit more to Adam and he will like it more than NiloNove pads next time :D
Stellar response
Really appreciate this detailed comparison. I've been trying to decide between Kinetic and Grizzla Flow pads for a while now so this is very timely.
You’re welcome!
I use the tabs on my Grizzlas when I relocate the pads for different footwear.
I get no digging on the front of my Grizzlas, but I went for the option without the reflectors because I didn't want hard plastic parts where it should be soft.
I LOVE my kinetic pads and bite system. Been using them for about 8 months now. I agree completely about the comfort level of the kinetic pads. Literally the first time I put them on my wheel I was blown away by how great they felt. It's like trying on a premium 100% heavyweight cotton shirt the first time after wearing a burlap sack all your life. They have the perfect balance between stiffness and comfort. I agree about the connector pegs coming out. I have to fiddle with them every few rides or after putting a lot of stress on them. Those could be better, but they are certainly not a deal breaker. I like the reflectors on the grizzla pads, but I'd also argue they look busy. The nylonove are smooth and very easy to clean. I also liked the registration slot on the grizzlas. I spent a while trying to get the perfect positioning for my nylonove pads, and dread when I have to pull them off for any reason cause I don't want to have to reregister them. Lastly... bite system is fantastic. It is the only system I've used that allows me to put the pads as close as I want to the pedals and still allow the pedals to close.
That nylonove teaser got me thinking....nice video
Nylonove definetly should add option to get pads with reflectors like Gizzla
Thank you for this video. I love all of your stuff and watch you all the time. Keep up the great work
Thanks so much, Mr. WrongWay!
Was just trying to figure out which ones to grab , looking forward to checking this video later today
Thank youuuu for the informative presentation and the Grizzla coupon code! (€9 off heck yeah)
Getting a splash of color on the V12. The mix of colors + sizes is a gamechanger. Flow Compact size for 3 pieces and Flow Big for the toe piece. Red+yellow rear pads, blue+green front pads. Gon look like a Microsoft logo xD Just hope the bottom pieces wont be permanently discolored by boots and dirt and mud in one year. Black would be the safer color.
The reflectors on the Grizzla Flow is just perfect to cover that piece of road legality. Another problem out of the world. Can't wait !!
Deja vu! I've just been in this place before, higher on a street and I know it's my time to go
Thanks very much 👍
I bought the grizzla using your code but it was expired. Thank you for the recommendation..
Thanks for the info! I hope you’ll enjoy it and I’ll look up how the code situation looks like, thanks!
Personaly i use only BIG CUSHY 7cm "Russian leather PADS" without jump pads becasue i not jumping and size pads help me ride seated extremly confort and can hold sherman precise with knees.
jump pads not only for jumping, but prevent foot to "jump" from pedals
Do you ever experience the Velcro peeling off the jump pads when removing them to reposition?
Yes it happens :/ especially in the cold
Do you know when the new nylonove pads will be available?
In about 1-2 weeks
@@mr_wrongway Are they better then Grizzla? Or the older version of Nylenove?
@@BigBoss-gb4cx Video soon! I still didn’t ride in them but they seem to have all things fixed compared to OG Kinetics
@@mr_wrongway Do you know if they releasing anytime soon?
For a short rider on v12ht, Kinetic Bite - Normal should be better than BIG?
Hello Adam,
Love all your vidéos and advises, bravo and thanks a lot.
I just bought a V11 unfortunately just before the launch of the Patton and the S19, sight…
So I have to deal with it. I m just a 60 years old cruiser and just want smooth and safety ride with confort.
I made 6000 km with a Kingsong 14D and it s a big changement particularly on the weight of the wheel.
I noticed your advice on the comments of the Sai Pad Raid Trails for the V11 but I didnt find the « side fairing » on Huladj market that you mention, so I don’t understand what is it.
In regard that the Kinetic 2.0 looks the best confortable pads do you think that with the Fairing Plates of Grizzla for V11 (30/22cm, much larger that the Anypad), the kinetic could feet ?
Also I saw some green pad on your V11 on a video, looks the flex pad with anypad or flexpad V3 for V11 what do you think of it compare to the Sai pad (maybe better because more large) ?
There is also the flypad which looks interesting for the drive and break but I m afraid to get lock on the wheel on a falling situation.
For now I putted some Yoga carpet on the up side of the V11 but I didn’t really found any tape which glue well on this granular plastic side of the wheel.
Thanks for your time for any advises comment.
Take care, best regards
Stéphane
Hi Adam what size is this on the V12 ? Medium or Big ?
It’s a big on the video but I recommend compact size because the V12 it’s too short for it
great review!
Can these improvements be made to any unicycle? Where to buy it?
preferably to flat surface. ie. on KS 16s you could not fit them
Hi, I recently got a Ks14d to learn the monowheel in anticipation of switching to a larger version soon but now my problem is that when doing 10/20 km rides I start to have pain in my feet and I have to stop to change position often . How does it work with wheels that have more range? do you rest your shins on the pads to rest during the run? Thank you!
How do I put both sides in the same position? It is so hard for me :P
Why do I need buy pads?
Ender 5 (300x300mn) cost - 550$. And you can print what you want for free....
First you need the design , can you find this design anywhere ? ,then you need the TPU to print with
and need the experience to print with TPU .You can go through a couple of kg of TPU before
you finally have it just right .I am just talking from my own experience with 3d printing for the last
8 years .
@@kimnielsen9320 with direct drive injector tpu printing without any problem from the box :)
Design ??? Really . 3 curves :))) not fit good ? Reprint :)
TPU is not for free :) or you able to make material you print from?
Which pad you recommend for the V11?
Clark in us or flexpads (nylonove) in europe
My favs for V11 (because od small side piece) were Sai Pads Red Trails) + hulaj.market V11 Side fairing
@@omidel. why do you recommend different ones by continent?
@@BigBoss-gb4cx because I do not know where is he from..9
So will there be a new version of Nylenove?
When will it come out?
Yes sir. In about 1-2 weeks
@@mr_wrongway What fairing plates are you using?
No bitesystem for KS18XL sadly but true
Price for Poland is very good compare to salary!!!❤
Where are you recording? (what country)
Poland 🇵🇱
@@mr_wrongway Yeah! I think You travel a lot. Will try in Poland too
Super :-) thank You
My powerpads are called "3D", or 75 bucks,* and they're the shit.*
It's really 3 sets of pads in one, but it's got levers, and removable stuff that you can change for jumping or touring or racing. Why would I ever deal with some rip off company what a stupid name like Grizzlyglow and pay $300 for $5 worth of plastic?
PowerWheel!!!
🤙🏼⚡🤙🏼
Holy crap pads are pricey