721 2.0 3D Fit | hand-relaxing

Ergonomic Support Wing

The pronounced ergonomic wing offers the largest support surface within the SQlab comfort grip range. It enlarges the contact area and distributes pressure broadly across the hand.

The slightly inclined grip platform follows the natural resting position of the hands in an upright posture, while the raised outer side absorbs load where the hand can stabilise best. Together, these elements create a defined yet relaxed hand position – especially suited for bikes with a high handlebar position.

Three-Dimensional Sizing System

The SQlab 721 2.0 is available in sizes S, M and L and follows our three-dimensional sizing concept: grip length, diameter and wing size grow proportionally with size. This ensures that the contact surface, circumference and support area precisely match different hand sizes.

The result is a grip that feels natural from the start and provides stable support without forcing the hand into position.

Find your correct size:
Measure your hand circumference to determine the size that fits you best and experience the full ergonomic benefit of the 721 2.0.

Shock-Absorbing Lamella Structure

Comfort is shaped not only by geometry but also by surface structure. The integrated lamella pattern provides controlled flexibility and noticeable vibration damping on cobblestones and uneven urban surfaces.

Positioned in the upper thumb area, the lamellas help manage repetitive load by allowing slight material movement before impacts reach the hand. The result is a calmer handlebar feel and reduced stress around the base joint of the thumb.

Extended Grip Options & Secure Control

The 721 2.0 is compatible with Innerbarends® 410 and 411 2.0, allowing an additional hand position without changing the cockpit layout. This creates variation in hand support while keeping the brakes within easy reach at all times.

The grip body is designed for high grip security. The defined wing shape, raised outer support and tactile Ergobar underneath work together to stabilise the hand. The Ergobar forms a wave-shaped tactile edge that aligns with the natural finger contours, improving grip confidence even on uneven surfaces.

The result is a secure and composed ride feel – whether commuting through the city or cruising on relaxed weekend rides.

Pressure Mapping in the SQlab lab

Conventional grips often concentrate load in the centre of the palm – where sensitive nerve pathways pass through the wrist. SQlab pressure mapping shows how peak loads can occur in this zone.

The 721 2.0 is shaped to redistribute this load by enlarging the support surface and guiding pressure toward more stable contact areas. This significantly reduces peak pressure in sensitive regions.

The result is a balanced pressure pattern and a naturally supported hand position – particularly important in upright riding positions where more weight rests on the hands.