CNC2 Pairs Bike Brake Pads, Bicycle Disc Brake Pads for Avid Elixir 1 3 5 7 9 E1 E3 E5 E7 E9 ER CR Mag X0 XX DB1 DB3 DB5 Sram Level, Resin/Semi-Metallic/Polymetallic/silver.

Installed in the SRAM level calipers on my commuter bike. We'll bedded in after 2 weeks and working well with the SRAM centerline 160mm rotors. Decent bit. Good value for money, life span TBC

Surprisingly these pads are actually great... Very good stopping power on hydraulic brakes.

Breaks as you would expect.

Gets the job done at a sensible price compared to the dreaded Halfords!

Good pads, harder wearing than standard resin, great for longer rides or for those wanting a bit more braking power on downhill sections. Once bedded in and up to temp these do the job a treat. Easy to install.

I bought the metallic sintered pads and once you get them working in they BITE these pads were amazing for the price and would fully recommend!!!!

These pads squealed horribly from day 1 and began disintegrating / breaking off within a week (The pads were properly bedded in immediately following install).I tried cleaning and lightly sanding down the pads and roughing up the disks, to begin the bedding in process again but it made no difference. Returning as faulty for a refund.Have now installed a set of Clarks pads, which in use are silent and work perfectly.

Well priced and very good quality. Fitted in minutes at the side of a canal

I really liked the package. And that is all positive I can say about these brake pads. I installed these pads about a week ago and made only 100km on them. Today I did a brake bleed on my rear brake and as usually I took out almost new brake pads to check them out and to avoid spilling any mineral oil on them in process. What I found is visible on the photos. This is about WORST ever quality of braking material. Less than 100km of riding on them and they are CRUMBLING, not wearing down, but literary CRUMBLING. Please avoid these brakes.