Finding the right saddle is often times very difficult especially with the aggressive triathlon angles. The Cobb Max saddle comes in both Black and White, was developed by John Cobb for maximum rider comfort for both Triathlon riding and road riding. The lowered nose section combined with the deep cut pressure trough will relieve pressure in the prostate/perinea area for men and the soft tissue area for women.
Be aggressive on Selle San Macro’s Time Trial Saddle, the Aspide. It was designed specifically for you to be fast in time trials and triathlons with comfort for your private parts in mind. The nose has additional biofoam padding for support during the race with a “microfeel” cover to keep it soft, light and breathable. Carbon Fiber Reinforced Shell will keep its shape over time. Carbon rails are lightweight and strong. The saddle weighs 150 grams, 283mm in length and 130mm in width.
Prologo Nago Evo Tri40 saddle is built for triathlon (and time trials, too). Its gaining popularity in the sport due to its Slide Control design, which holds you in place and allows the legs to have a free-swinging feel when you run your nose saddle down. The frame is made of specifically molded injected carbon to be more flexible in the mid-section of the nose and is backed by multi-density foam to be firmer at the rear. The frame is also stiffer in the back and tips up slightly at the tail to offer more efficient power transfer from the glutes and better support to the hips. Uses titanium rails, 280mm in length, 42mm nose width, 135mm back end width and weighs 222 grams.
Say hello to ISM’s lastest product, the Prologue. If you are already familiar with their Podium and Breakaway models, then you won’t find too much change. The Prologue has added foam and gel padding for a more comfortable and soft ride. ISM kept the longer length and narrower hamstring section to allow for more forward and rearward body movement. Chaffing on the inner thigh is minimalized by the integrated sloped front arms.
Cobb’s V-Flow saddle is designed for the triathlete, male or female, who is typically rotated much more forward and riding on a part of the pelvis that’s not typical in road cycling. The internal base of the seat minimizes lower back stress by holding the rider in place so that he/she does not slide back and forth on the seat. As the rider pedals with more pressure, the V-Flow cradle gives a front support zone that the rider can pull against for increased power. The narrow rear section helps relieve pressure from the hamstring muscle and the upper adductors, thus increasing rider comfort. The exclusive “V” notch in the rear of the seat cut out area functions as an air scoop, bringing moisture relief to reduce saddle sores and rashes. To go fast and far you have to be comfortable, and this saddle helps with both speed and comfort.
A high performance road saddle with great comfort and fit. Awarded ‘Gear of the Year’ by Mens Journal, Specialized’s patented body geometry design allows for healthy blood flow to sensitive arteries, tuned-density EVA foam padding and FACT carbon rails for comfort and support on those long rides. It’s tough, yet light with water resistant Micromatrix cover. Comes in three options: black, white and black\white team (shown here).
This nose free saddle will provide relief to your pudendal canal. Not only that, ISM’s design allows for increased forward hip rotation that allows you, the rider, to get into and maintain the aero position easier. Being able to rotate the hips forward also helps increase wattage out and increases breathing capacity by letting the diaphragm move unrestricted. Really, take some pressure off in areas where it makes most comfortable sense. Comes in black or white.
