CeeGees are a good option. Other is swapping out with Zipp Vulka rests/pads.

If you can't find any, it's actually fun to make your own set of aerobar pads, and it's easy.


- Craft foam (Amazon <$15)
- Shoe goo, Gorilla glue, or some other waterproof glue
- Velcro tape ($10-$15), comes with adhesive backing


Glue 4-5 pieces of foam together, put a few books on them until they dry. Cut into cool-looking octagons (avoid ovals - they're hard to shape, and octagons look cool!)

Apply velcro tape to your aerobar cups ,and to the back of the foam pads.

Voila - excellent custom aerobar pads that won't slip at all and don't have any problem with sweat. And they look cool. You'll have enough supplies to make 4-8 sets from that one small purchase. Takes <15 mins of labor.

Because you can control the size and thickness of the pads, you can really get it the way you like. I increased the size of my pads so they were a bit larger than the cup, a little thinner than the typical aerobar pad for lower height, and they're super comfy and stable. I friggin hated the stock Profile Design angled pads that my Cervelo came with - they were uncomfortable, getting dislodged, etc. My personal aerobar pad is solid as a rock and appears to be super durable.

or ------ for the pad, use old wet material/neoprene. To get the thickness you want, shoe goo layers together (I use one thick and one thin). Depending on the old wetsuit material you can get from your friends, you can have some spiffy color combinations and accents.

I made my own out of 1/4" neoprene that came with adhesive backing. I had to buy a bunch of it, if you want some, send me some cash for shipping.

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I'm a fan of the stock SC pads. You can order them from your local Trek dealer.

Or this model...
http://forum.slowtwitch.com/..._or_similar_P6463744

Custom made if you need.

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