The 3OX handlebar offers a more ergonomic transition from forearm to hand, which could help reduce the risk of wrist pain, numbness, or elbow fatigue that might occur during long rides or aggressive riding positions.

The 4° upsweep of the 3OX handlebar positions the elbows slightly outward and upwards, encouraging a more natural and active riding posture. This alignment helps improve body movement and control, especially during aggressive or technical mountain biking, while reducing strain on the shoulders and arms.

The rise options allowing you to tailor your riding position for optimal comfort. Whether you prefer a more upright or aggressive stance, the 15, 30, or 45 mm rise can help reduce strain on your back, shoulders, and wrists, promoting a more natural and less tiring posture during long rides.

The 3OX Carbon handlebar uses a specialized carbon fiber layup for maximum strength and durability. Predominantly unidirectional fibers ensure high stiffness and precise control, while reinforced areas in the clamping zone and ends enhance resistance to stress. Despite its robust design, it remains lightweight, ideal for MTB, gravity, and e-performance riding.

9° Backsweep (Freeride/Downhill): Helps position the elbows in a more open, relaxed posture, ideal for aggressive riding where control and maneuverability are key. The 9° backsweep supports a slightly wider elbow stance, which is beneficial for technical terrain and high-speed descents, reducing strain on the arms and shoulders while enhancing stability.

A 12° backsweep provides a balanced elbow position for a more upright posture. This is ideal for All Mountain and Enduro riding, where comfort and control are important for both climbing and descending. The angle promotes a more neutral elbow alignment, reducing strain on the wrists and shoulders during long rides and varied terrains.

For a stretched-out position, typical of hardtail or racefully bikes, the 16° backsweep helps position the elbows closer to the body, supporting a more aerodynamic and aggressive stance. This helps maintain better control during high-speed riding and long-distance performance, while also preventing excessive strain on the arms and wrists in a more extended riding position.