Bike Saddle – Memory Foam, Centre Relief Channel, Shock-Absorbing Springs
Bike Saddle – Memory Foam, Centre Relief Channel, Shock-Absorbing Springs
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Memory foam · Centre relief channel · Shock-absorbing springs
A bike saddle built around your sit bones
This saddle is designed to take pressure off soft tissue. High elastic memory foam supports your sit bones, while a central relief channel keeps weight away from the sensitive area in the middle. The tailbone area is left free, and springs under the base soak up road shock before it travels up to your back. It comes in two shapes: a wider comfort version and a slimmer sport version.
Key features
Four layers, one job: comfortable riding
- Pressure relief channel: the open centre keeps weight off sensitive soft tissue.
- High elastic foam: supports your sit bones without letting you sink in.
- Air suspension springs: absorb shock before it reaches your back.
- Wide sit-bone base: a stable seat, so you shift around less.
- Universal mount: fits almost any bike in a few minutes, indoor bikes too.
The problem
Riding should be fun, not something you sit through
For many cyclists, the saddle is the reason a ride ends early. Pressure points and a poor sitting position add up over time and can leave you sore, stiff or with that familiar tingling feeling. Cycling should feel good, and the right saddle makes a big difference.
How it works
Even pressure thanks to high elastic memory foam
Most saddles are either too soft or too hard. When a saddle is too soft, your sit bones sink in and can end up even more irritated than on a hard one. This high elastic memory foam strikes a balance between the two.
It adapts to your body while keeping your sit bones properly supported, so the pressure is spread evenly.
A central cut-out takes pressure off the perineal area and genitals, for a more comfortable ride.
Size
Which saddle is right for me?
If you ride in a sporty, forward-leaning position, like on a mountain bike, choose Sport+. If you ride more upright, like on a city bike, Comfort+ is the best fit.
What to expect
Your first month on the saddle
Day 1
Your sit bones carry the load and the relief channel keeps weight off soft tissue. If you have been riding a flat saddle for years, your body may need a little time to get used to proper sit-bone support. Some mild soreness in new places is normal at first.
Day 7
The memory foam has settled to your shape and the first adjustment soreness has usually gone. Many riders find they shift and stand up less during a ride.
Day 14
A good time to start building your distance back up and try the routes you had been cutting short.
Day 30
The saddle is broken in and your body has adjusted. Every rider is different, so give it a few weeks.
Questions people ask
Which bikes does it fit?
It has a universal mount, so it fits almost any bike, including indoor bikes. Choose Sport+ for a forward-leaning position and Comfort+ for an upright one.
Will it work on my indoor bike?
Yes. Stock indoor bike saddles are often narrow and have no pressure relief. This one installs in minutes, supports your sit bones rather than soft tissue, has a relief channel in the middle and cushions the tailbone area.
I've already tried several saddles. Why is this one different?
Many saddles are too narrow, so your weight ends up on soft tissue instead of your sit bones, use padding you sink into, or have a nose that presses on the middle. This one is wide enough to support your sit bones, uses firm high-density memory foam that spreads pressure without letting you sink, has a full-length relief channel and adds shock absorption underneath.
How long until it feels comfortable?
Many riders notice the difference on their first ride, with less shifting around to find a comfortable spot. Most feel settled within two or three rides, though it can take a little longer if you have used a very different saddle for years.
Good to know
- This is a comfort accessory, not a medical device. It is not intended to diagnose, treat, cure or prevent any condition. Individual experiences vary.
- Set the saddle height and angle carefully after fitting it. A good position matters as much as the saddle itself.
- Give your body a few rides to get used to the new sit-bone support.
Specifications
- Type: bike saddle with a central relief channel and spring suspension
- Material: PU leather cover, high elastic memory foam, shock-absorbing springs
- Mount: universal rail mount, fits most bikes and indoor bikes
- Comfort+ size: about 25.5 cm (10 in) long, 19 cm (7.5 in) wide, 6 cm (2.35 in) high, 606 g (1.34 lb)
- Sport+ size: about 27 cm (10.6 in) long, 14 cm (5.5 in) wide, 5 cm (2 in) high, 359 g (0.8 lb)
What's in the box
- 1 × bike saddle (Comfort+ or Sport+)