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Sram Brake Pads Sintered Copper Organic/Steel X-Large

R 710.00
SKU: 00.5315.023.032
by Sram
Type: brake pad
Low stock - 4 in stock, ready to ship

SRAM Brake Pads X-Large – Sintered Copper / Steel

Heavy-duty disc brake pads engineered for powerful, consistent braking on SRAM Maven mountain bike brakes.

What Is It?

The SRAM X-Large Sintered Copper/Steel Brake Pads are replacement disc brake pads designed for SRAM Maven hydraulic disc brake systems from model year 2024 onwards. Featuring a sintered metal friction compound and steel backing plate, they are built for demanding riding conditions where dependable braking, heat resistance and durability are essential.
 

Key Features

  • Sintered metal compound: Designed for sustained braking and demanding riding conditions.

  • Copper-coloured backing plate: Identifies the sintered pad compound.

  • Steel backing plate: Provides a durable foundation for the friction material.

  • X-Large pad profile: Specifically shaped for compatible SRAM Maven calipers.

  • Wet-weather performance: Offers reliable braking in wet, muddy and challenging conditions.

  • Heavy-duty braking: Suitable for aggressive trail riding and downhill applications.

     

Specifications

Specification

Details

Brand

SRAM

Product type

Hydraulic disc brake pads

Pad size

X-Large

Compound

Sintered metal

Backing plate

Steel

Compound identifier

Copper

Intended brake system

SRAM Maven, 2024 onwards

SRAM part number

00.5315.023.032

Riding application

Trail, enduro and downhill

 

Benefits

  • Delivers dependable braking in wet and muddy conditions.

  • Handles sustained braking and high-temperature riding better than organic pads.

  • Suits demanding trails and steep descents.

  • Provides a durable replacement option for worn Maven brake pads.

Best Suited For

  • Riders using SRAM Maven hydraulic disc brakes.

  • Enduro and downhill mountain bikers.

  • Riders tackling steep descents and demanding terrain.

  • Cyclists who prioritise braking durability and wet-weather performance.