LOOK 795 Blade RS 3 Dura-Ace Di2 / Mavic Comete 50 SLR

LOOK 795 Blade RS 3 Dura-Ace Di2 / Mavic Comete 50 SLR

Real roads, real wins, real speed. The LOOK 795 Blade RS 3 Dura-Ace Di2 / Mavic Comete 50 SLR is a new-generation aero race bike built for riders who want measurable speed, elite-level handling, and a race-ready fit that holds up outside the wind tunnel.

Finished in Silver / Red, this 795 Blade RS 3 build pairs LOOK's latest aero carbon race platform with Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 electronic shifting, Mavic Comete 50 wheels, Vittoria Corsa Pro 29 mm TLR tires, and the Aero Carbon RS 3 cockpit system. LOOK lists this complete build at 7.2 kg in size M, no pedals, tubeless mount.

Born to race. Built for you.

The 795 Blade RS 3 is engineered around LOOK's holistic gain philosophy: aerodynamics, lightness, and power transfer working together instead of competing with each other. LOOK developed the platform for real-world race conditions - breakaways, climbs, headwinds, long-distance fatigue, and the decisive moments when seconds matter.

Why the 795 Blade RS 3 is different

• 15 watts saved: LOOK states that the 795 Blade RS 3 saves 15 W compared with the previous model.
• Real-world speed focus: LOOK frames the bike around gains that matter on the road, not only in lab conditions.
• 890 g frame platform: LOOK lists the 795 Blade RS 3 frame at 890 g and the fork at 340 g.
• 160 g lighter: LOOK highlights the new platform as lighter than its predecessor.
• 205 W aerodynamic drag estimate: LOOK cites this aero figure based on the Tour Magazin protocol and internal data.
• 350 fit combinations: Stem, stack, handlebar, and seatpost options allow the platform to adapt to the rider.
• Pro-level validation: LOOK states the bike was developed and tested with Team Cofidis and earned a WorldTour win before launch.
• French race heritage: LOOK connects the RS 3 platform to 40 years of road racing development and Burgundy craftsmanship.

Where the gains become real

Wind tunnel numbers are only useful if they translate to speed on real roads. The 795 Blade RS 3 was designed to carry aerodynamic efficiency into actual race conditions: fast flats, rolling attacks, long climbs, crosswinds, and late-race fatigue. For riders asking, "What makes this bike faster?" the answer is not just one feature - it is the combined effect of aero shaping, refined ergonomics, low weight, and power transfer.

Engineered to fit. Designed to feel.

The 795 Blade RS 3 is not only about frame aerodynamics. LOOK emphasizes rider position as a major part of speed. The RS 3 platform offers three bar widths, seven stem lengths, 0 to 50 mm of stack adjustment, and two seatpost offsets through the configurator. That fit range is designed to help riders hold an efficient position longer, not just reach an aggressive position briefly.

Aero Carbon RS 3 cockpit

The Aero Carbon RS 3 handlebar is shaped for precise handling, smoother hand-position changes, lever compatibility, and efficient upper-body positioning. LOOK says the bar helps riders stay in an aero position four times longer than a standard handlebar, while also supporting power transfer in the drops and a more open upper-body position on climbs.

Every watt, delivered

The 795 Blade RS 3 is built to translate effort directly into forward speed. From sprinting out of a corner to holding tempo over a long climb, LOOK focuses the platform around the balance of stiffness, purposeful lightness, and aerodynamic efficiency. This is why the bike works as more than a flat-road aero bike: it is designed for the full range of modern road racing.

Why choose the Dura-Ace Di2 / Mavic Comete 50 SLR build?

• Latest-generation 795 Blade RS 3 aero carbon race platform
• Shimano Dura-Ace Di2 electronic drivetrain for flagship road shifting performance
• Shimano Dura-Ace R9200 52/36T crankset with 11-34T cassette for speed and climbing range
• Mavic Comete 50 wheel package for fast road racing and all-course performance
• Vittoria Corsa Pro 29 mm TLR tires for modern road grip, speed, and race comfort
• LOOK Aero Carbon RS 3 handlebar and aero carbon stem for an integrated race cockpit
• LOOK Aeropost 5 carbon seatpost with offset
• Praxis T47w bottom bracket
• Complete bike weight listed by LOOK at 7.2 kg in size M, no pedals, tubeless mount

Who is this bike for?

This bike is ideal for racers, fast group-ride riders, serious performance cyclists, and anyone who wants a modern aero road bike that is fast across more than one type of terrain. It suits riders who want one premium bike for high-speed flats, rolling attacks, punchy climbs, long road races, and events where aerodynamics, fit, and power transfer all matter.

Technical Specifications

Geometry

Geometry values are shown in millimeters unless noted.

Size Guide

Please note: this is an approximate size guide. For the most precise fit, contact your dealer or schedule a professional bike fit.

For a race bike like the 795 Blade RS 3, fit should consider rider height, inseam, flexibility, current bike stack and reach, saddle height, stem length, bar width, and how aggressive you want your aero position to be. A professional fit is the best way to match the 350-position platform to your body and riding goals.

Buyer Questions & Answers

Is the LOOK 795 Blade RS 3 a race bike?

Yes. The 795 Blade RS 3 is a pure race-bred aero road bike designed to make riders faster through aerodynamics, power transfer, fit, and reduced weight.

What makes the 795 Blade RS 3 faster than the previous model?

LOOK states that the 795 Blade RS 3 saves 15 W compared with its predecessor. The gains come from a complete system approach that combines aero shaping, lighter construction, cockpit design, and position optimization.

Is this bike only for flat roads?

No. Although the 795 Blade RS 3 is aero-focused, LOOK developed it for real roads and all race profiles, including flats, rolling terrain, climbs, headwinds, and long-distance efforts.

What does 350 fit combinations mean?

LOOK describes the platform as offering 350 fit combinations through stem, stack, bar, and seatpost choices. This helps riders tune their position for speed, comfort, control, and long-duration aero efficiency.

Why does the cockpit matter so much?

The Aero Carbon RS 3 handlebar is designed to help riders hold an efficient position longer, move smoothly between hand positions, and maintain power transfer in the drops. LOOK says it can keep riders in an aero position four times longer than a standard handlebar.

What type of rider should buy this model?

This model is best for riders who want a premium, high-speed road bike for racing, fast group rides, breakaways, hilly races, and long performance events where speed and fit both matter.

How does Dura-Ace Di2 compare with Ultegra Di2?

Dura-Ace Di2 is Shimano's top-tier road drivetrain and is typically lighter and more premium than Ultegra Di2. Choose Dura-Ace Di2 if you want Shimano's flagship electronic shifting experience.

What wheels come on this model?

This model comes with Mavic Comete 50 wheels, giving the bike a fast race-ready wheel package suited to high-speed road performance.

What tires come on this bike?

The source specification lists Vittoria Corsa Pro 29 mm TLR tires, a modern tubeless-ready road race tire choice focused on speed, grip, and ride feel.

Is the 795 Blade RS 3 comfortable for long rides?

It is a race bike first, but the modern tire setup, ergonomic cockpit, fit adjustability, and refined carbon layup help support long performance rides when the bike is properly fit.

How much does this build weigh?

LOOK lists this complete build at 7.2 kg in size M, without pedals, in a tubeless setup. Actual weight can vary with pedals, cages, accessories, sealant, and final setup.

Is this the same bike the pros ride?

LOOK states that the 795 Blade RS 3 is the same bike ridden by the pros and that it was developed and tested with Team Cofidis before launch.

Where is the 795 Blade RS 3 finished?

LOOK says the 795 Blade RS 3 is painted, assembled, and quality-controlled in its Burgundy, France factory.

What size should I choose?

LOOK's approximate size guide recommends XS for riders under 166 cm, S for 164-173 cm, M for 171-180 cm, L for 178-187 cm, and XL for riders over 185 cm. In inches, that is XS under 65.4 in, S from 64.6-68.1 in, M from 67.3-70.9 in, L from 70.1-73.6 in, and XL over 72.8 in. Confirm with a professional fitter or dealer for the best race-bike fit.

Does this bike come with pedals?

Most high-end road bikes are sold without pedals so riders can choose their preferred road pedal system. Confirm pedal inclusion at checkout or with the shop before purchase.