MAGURA Brake Pads Type 3.2 Endurance

Built for riders who log serious kilometres, the MAGURA Type 3.2 Endurance brake pads deliver consistent, controlled braking power with lower wear rates — meaning longer pad life and fewer replacements, even through tough mountain terrain and variable weather. The Endurance compound is the smart choice for trail, all-mountain, and bikepacking riders who demand reliability over every kilometre.

Endurance Compound – Why It Matters

The 3.2 Endurance formula balances friction and durability for all-day riding. Predictable modulation, minimal noise, and resistance to glazing make these pads a dependable partner on long descents and technical trails.

Key Features

• ✅ Compound: Endurance (3.2) — optimised for longevity and consistent feel
• ✅ Compatible with: MAGURA MT2, MT4, MT6, MT8, Storm HC (2-piston calipers)
• ✅ Brake type: Hydraulic disc brake
• ✅ Contents: 1 set (2 pads)
• ✅ Weight (net): approx. 70 g per set
• ✅ Packed dimensions: approx. 10 × 6 × 2 cm
• ✅ Ideal for: Trail, enduro, bikepacking, all-mountain

Product Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Which MAGURA brakes are compatible with the 3.2 Endurance pads?

The Type 3.2 Endurance pads are designed for MAGURA MT2, MT4, MT6, MT8, and Storm HC 2-piston hydraulic disc brake calipers. They are not compatible with 4-piston MT5 or MT7 calipers — those require Type 9 pads.

What is the difference between Endurance and Performance compounds?

Endurance (3.2) pads prioritise longevity and consistent modulation — ideal for long tours and trail riding. Performance (3.1) pads offer higher peak braking power but wear faster, better suited for aggressive descending or racing.

How many pads are included?

Each set contains 2 pads (1 set = 2 pieces), sufficient for one caliper. For full front and rear replacement, you will need 2 sets.

Are these pads suitable for e-bikes?

Yes. The Endurance compound handles the additional stopping demands of e-bike weight and speed reliably on all compatible MT-series calipers.

Do these pads require bedding in?

Yes. Perform 10–15 progressive brake applications from medium speed to a near stop to bed in the compound and maximise initial braking performance. Avoid hard full stops during the first few kilometres.

When should I replace these brake pads?

Replace when friction material wears to approximately 1 mm, braking power decreases noticeably, or you hear metallic scraping. Inspect every 500–1,000 km, especially in wet or muddy conditions.