I'm looking into building my ideal commuter bike and I've decided I want to use sqlabs 321 handlebars (https://www.sq-lab.com/en/us/products/upright-handlebar-for-the-citybike-321-3-0-57230-2321?color=900\_black). I'm wondering would the innerbarends (https://www.sq-lab.com/en/us/products/ergonomic-cycling-barends-innerbarends-410-402-57230-2504?color=900\_black) they sell be worth the investment? I understand they can help with hand fatigue, but I'm wondering if they would be unnecessary since the handlebars and ergonomic grips they have would already relieve a lot of wrist and hand fatigue. The handlebars would force me into an upright position and my hands and wrists would be very relaxed, especially thanks to the grips. Is there some other function to them that I'm unaware of? Would they help when going into a sprint? I'm not going to be sprinting much since the bike is meant for practicality rather than speed, but maybe sprinting would help with getting uphill or beating a red light.
by Alain7896