Name: Scicon Sports Aerocomfort 3.0 Triathlon
Brand: Scicon Sports
Availability: InStock
Rating: 80 (17 reviews)

80/100

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Users (16 ratings)

Experts (1 review)

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Facts

Bag Type

Travel Cases

Brand

Scicon Sports

Bike Type

Triathlon - Time Trial

Water Resistance Level

Water Resistant

Weight

22.05 lb

Color

Black

Material

PVC fabric, Padding

Summary of Reviews

We have read all expert and user reviews on the Scicon Sports Aerocomfort 3.0 Triathlon. In summary, this is what cyclists think.

5 reasons to buy

Using this travel case doesn't require the removal of handlebars, seatposts, or pedals.
The sole expert who tests the Aerocomfort 3.0 Triathlon says it's holding up well after two years of use.
The tester and owners agree that it's easy to pack bikes in this case, and one adds that bikes are “nicely secured” when packed.
The installation instructions are clear, according to an owner.
Several owners praise the wheels of the Aerocomfort 3.0 Triathlon, saying they roll smoothly.

6 reasons not to buy

Many owners say the included padding is inadequate, and Scicon's optional protective accessories are pricey.
One owner reports a bent rear derailleur, having left it installed for travel. Others recommend removing it to avoid this.
Some buyers report receiving bags with issues such as loose wheels and missing parts.
One owner can’t fit the aero handlebars of their size 54 Quintana Roo PRFive, though this could be user error.
Of 16 owner reviews, one reports a "broken" carbon frame, though the exact cause cannot be determined.
Two owners complain of unresponsive and unhelpful customer support.

Bottom line

The Scicon Sports Aerocomfort 3.0 Triathlon is a soft-shell travel case for triathlon and TT bikes. A road-specific version is also available. Only the wheels need to be removed for packing, although owners recommend removing the rear derailleur to prevent damage. The easy-to-pack design, user-friendly instructions, and smooth-rolling wheels earn praise. There is one report of a broken frame in transit, and owners feel additional padding is needed to protect bikes. Unfortunately, some buyers receive bags with missing or loose parts, and customer support disappoints. Overall, the Aerocomfort 3.0 Triathlon is deemed a good travel case, but it needs a little “beefing up.”