Amazing! upgrade for my 2019 Diverge. I put it off for many years accepting the negatives of the 1.5 FS, mainly the noise and not having the ability to adjust the compression. Installed this 3.3 FS and it has transformed the bike making it feel like a new bike. The dial to adjust the compression on the fly is a game changer. I highly recommend this upgrade even though the price seems high, but really if you compare that to a suspension fork upgrade on a MTB this seems less expensive. Ride on!

Bought an upgrade from the 1.5 to the 3.0. Agree with the other reviewer that there isn’t as much bounce in the 3.3. I have the yellow spring in and it still feels too stiff. The dial cap came off on my initial ride. I reinstalled it with a pocket tool. Apparently I righted too tight and crushed the piece underneath. I can’t just buy a new part. LBS says I have to purchase and entire $400 unit again. Should have stuck with the 1.5.

I bought into the hype and purchased this kit as an upgrade for my 2021 Roubaix that came with Future Shock 1.5. I have a damaged elbow, so any improvement in shock absorption I could attain was worth the $400 investment. Rather than improved shock absorption, I got the opposite - a much rougher ride. I weigh 190 pounds and even with the softest spring, the ride feels like my previous bike which had no suspension- no matter what damping I dail to. I believe the problem stems from the swappable springs they include with this kit - they are much heavier than those that came with Future Shock 1.5. The diameter of the spring coils has to be five times as thick. I am probably going to uninstall this kit and reinstall the FS 1.5 cartridge. Specialized need to offer softer springs for this kit to fix the problem.