do they have added 'science' with a sprinkle of unobtanium thrown in for good measure?
They have the science of actually being wind tunnel tested, and the additional benefit of being available and actually slowing you down. No unobtanium, though; just aluminium, stainless steel and ABS plastic. If there is a 1980s brake which you should buy second hand instead of the new TriRig, it is DuraAce AX BR-7300, still the most aero mass produced brake pending wind tunnel tests of the production TriRig
They have the science of actually being wind tunnel tested, and the additional benefit of being available and actually slowing you down. No unobtanium, though; just aluminium, stainless steel and ABS plastic. If there is a 1980s brake which you should buy second hand instead of the new TriRig, it is DuraAce AX BR-7300, still the most aero mass produced brake pending wind tunnel tests of the production TriRig