One-piece EUC power pads built for a solid, repeatable connection with your wheel.
ONE joins the Sync front and rear pads into a single continuous piece. It keeps what riders rate Sync for: the dual-material feel that pairs comfort with control, superb ergonomics, and the practical details: from crash-proof reflectors, plug-and-play lights to the tracker slot and the positioning kit.
What the one-piece format changes is the connection itself: front and rear become one part on a single base, with the largest continuous velcro contact we have ever put under a set of pads, and fixed front-to-rear geometry in three sizes.
Designed in collaboration with Roger Chapman. Like the whole Sync platform, Sync ONE was developed in close collaboration with designer and EUC rider Roger Chapman. His insights into ergonomics, control, and real-world riding shaped the one-piece version from the first sketch.
Up to
2.5x
More continuous velcro surface
On a two-piece set, the front and rear pads each attach to the shell on their own separate velcro footprint. On Sync ONE they are one part, and the continuous base (size M) carries 2 to 2.5 times the velcro contact of a single module.
A base with this much engagement does not creep, does not need re-tightening, and bridges shells where separate modules struggle to find full contact: side panels with suspension cutouts, interrupted velcro surfaces, limited flat area, or worn loop velcro. Set it once and it stays where you put it.
Fixed Geometry, Three Sizes
The distance and angle between front and rear contact zones is built into the base, so there is no front-to-rear dial-in period: the setup you mount is the setup you ride, every time, on every wheel you move the pads to. The whole base still positions as one unit: higher or lower on the shell, rotated to match your stance.
The right size comes from three things: your build, your footwear, and how snug you like to sit. S and M share identical geometry: same angles, same front-to-rear height reference, different spacing. L is its own fit: wider, with the front pad rotated further forward.
S
The snug fit: for smaller and lighter riders, younger riders, low-profile footwear, and anyone of any build who wants the shortest reach to both contact zones.
TOP: 75 mm, MID: 88 mm (3.0 / 3.5 in)
M
Same geometry as S with more room. The most common choice among riders who tested ONE: average to tall builds, hiking shoes or roomier sneaker setups, and riders who like space to move between the contact zones.
TOP: 83.5 mm, MID: 96 mm (3.3 / 3.8 in)
L
Built for motocross and enduro boots, with the front pad rotated further forward: rigid shin protection reaches the contact zone earlier than soft footwear. L follows the boots, not the body: big riders and big feet in soft shoes usually still fit M.
TOP: 84 mm, MID: 96 mm (3.3 / 3.8 in)
Sized on Real Riders
Sync ONE was tested by riders of different builds, in different footwear, on different wheels. Here is how the sizes landed:
One of the shorter riders in the group, tested on a KingSong S22 in ankle-height leather shoes and settled on size S without Extenders.
SIZE SA 12-year-old racer from the Nosfet Racing team, picked size S for the Aeon.
SIZE SCo-designer of the Sync platform, short and slim and riding in Vans-style shoes, opts for size S on his custom-built KingSong S18 with flat side panels.
SIZE STested on an F18 in hiking shoes and chose size M with a Front Extender.
SIZE MTall and slim and riding in EU 45+ sneakers, went with size M and a Front Extender on an S22.
SIZE MLanded on size M as well, riding a Xeno in hiking shoes.
SIZE MFrom the Grizzla team, a tall rider in EU 45 running shoes, fits both S and M on his Aeon; his pick is M, because he prefers a looser fit over a snug one.
SIZE MFrom the Grizzla team, runs size L with a Front Extender on a Lynx S in high moto boots. In running shoes he also fits S, and in hiking shoes M is his preferred choice.
SIZE LSeveral of the testers fit more than one size. Between S and M, the choice follows your build and how snug you like to sit. L follows the boots, regardless of build or foot size.
Fit and Clearance
Size and mounting height set how much room your feet have between the contact zones. Racers run Sync ONE snug on purpose: minimal clearance, immediate response, feet held in place through hard maneuvers.
Positioned too tight, one-piece pads will not let you step off when you need to. A snug fit belongs in deliberate setups: racing, closed courses, riders who know exactly how they ride. If you ride in traffic, dismount often, or are still finding your setup, choose the roomier size, mount with clear space above your foot, and check at low speed that you can step off freely before you ride.
Snug
Loose
If you change your fit from ride to ride, or you often ride seated, the two-piece Sync might be better choice.
Sync or Sync ONE?
| Sync (two-piece) | Sync ONE (one-piece) | |
| Positioning freedom | Front and rear positioned independently, anywhere on the shell | Fixed front-to-rear geometry in three sizes; the base positions as one unit |
| Velcro footprint | Separate footprint under each module | One continuous footprint, 2 to 2.5x the area of a single module (size M) |
| Installation | Each module placed and aligned separately | One outline per side; the same geometry every time |
| Seated riding | Possible with a looser, higher pad position | Not ideal; the continuous base favors a standing stance |
| Mounting surface | Each module needs a flat area with full velcro contact; no cutouts or free-hanging edges | The continuous base can span cutouts, gaps and worn loop areas |
| Best for | All-round riding, evolving setups | Fixed setups, racing, aggressive riding |
Both platforms accept the same Front and Rear Extenders and the same lights. Sync XL is the two-piece Sync with Extenders included.
Both platforms accept the same Front and Rear Extenders and the same lights. Sync XL is the two-piece Sync with Extenders included.
Optional Extenders
The same Front and Rear Extenders known from Sync XL mount on Sync ONE. Add front, rear or both in the configurator: Front Extenders for continuous shin support, Rear Extenders for upper calf contact and braking leverage.
Built-in Advantages
Race
Tested
Dual-Material
Construction
Repeatable
Setup
Built-in
Reflectors
One-Piece
Base
Fixed
Geometry
Dual-Material Construction
Sync ONE is built from two purpose-driven materials: a soft, adaptive pillow and a firm, load-bearing base. The materials work together to balance comfort, control, and structural feedback.
Superb Ergonomics
The concave profile, diagonal front pad and pulled-down toe area come straight from Sync: shaped for riding, not standing still, with freedom of movement for tricks, turns and hard acceleration.
Mount Once, Repeat Forever
Sync ONE ships with the Grizzla positioning kit: a liquid chalk marker and a removal spatula. Mark your outline, mount the base, and if you ever remove the pads (the connection is strong enough that the spatula is the intended tool, not a convenience), the single outline puts them back exactly where they were. One outline per side, no front-to-rear alignment to reconstruct.
Tracker Slot
A recessed slot in the rigid base fits an Apple AirTag, so your tracker rides hidden inside the pad rather than taped to the shell.
Crash-Proof Reflectors​
Reflectors are embedded directly into the rigid base and made from 3M automotive-grade material. They’re impact-resistant, weatherproof, and certified to EN 12899-1:2007 RA2 reflectivity standards, offering long-term durability and safety even in rough conditions.
Plug & Play lights
Optional LED modules keep you visible day and night: the dual-lamp front light delivers up to 300 lumens across 8 modes, while the rear light’s high-capacity battery runs up to 90 hours on a single charge across 7 modes. Front and rear lights operate independently, strap on with silicone bands in seconds, and feature USB fast charging (~1.5 h) in a lightweight, IP65 weatherproof housing.
Your Colors
Three zones, configured independently in the product configurator: the base, the pillows, and the front pillar (the front light mount). Build a set that matches your wheel or stands out from it.
What's in the Box?
- Set of Grizzla Sync ONE Pads in your size and color configuration (Left & Right side)
- Grizzla Kit for Pads Positioning (Spatula and Liquid Chalk marker)
- Heavy-Duty velcro loops for EUC (1.5m x 16cm)
- Front and Rear Extenders (if selected in configuration)
- Front/Rear Lights (if selected in configuration)
- Grizzla and Sync stickers
- Manual
FAQ
Three things decide: build, footwear, and preference. Smaller or lighter riders, and anyone wanting the snuggest stance: S. Average to tall builds, hiking shoes, roomier setups, or big feet in soft footwear: M. Motocross or enduro boots: L, whatever your build. In doubt between S and M: frequent step-offs and a looser feel favor M, fixed race setups favor S.
We accept returns of unused pads with a 30% restocking fee, which reflects the number of size and color combinations we produce to order. If you are unsure before ordering, contact support and we will help you choose.
Sync ONE mounts on loop velcro like every Sync product and bridges many shells with cutouts or interrupted surfaces. Shell geometry varies between wheels, so if you are unsure, send us photos of your side panels and we will check your setup before you order.
The base connection and your foot room are two different things. Size and mounting height set your clearance. If you dismount often, choose the roomier size, mount with clear space above your foot, and check at low speed that you can step off freely before you ride.
Sync ONE is not ideal for seated riding: the continuous base favors a standing stance. If seated riding is a regular part of your style, the two-piece Sync, positioned looser and higher, is the better choice.
That depends on how high you mount the base, same as with any pads. Mount above the pedal fold path if you fold your pedals for transport.
Yes: spatula off, follow your chalk outline back on.
TPU: do not store in direct summer sun.
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