Acid Saddle Athis

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The ACID saddle ATHIS is developed for triathlon and time trial use. Its specially shaped saddle shell keeps the pelvis securely in position even at high intensity, supporting maximum power transfer and efficient pedaling Read more
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The ACID saddle ATHIS is developed for triathlon and time trial use. Its specially shaped saddle shell keeps the pelvis securely in position even at high intensity, supporting maximum power transfer and efficient pedaling. At the same time, the Ergo Relief Channel reduces pressure in the sensitive genital area. The ultra lightweight carbon rails with innovative leaf spring technology absorb shocks and vibrations, helping to reduce fatigue in the pelvic and lower back muscles. The integrated saddle adapter interface (SILink AXIAL) allows the aerodynamic mounting of up to two bottle cages using a separate adapter. Optimized for the triathlon riding position (Saddle Finder D), the ATHIS is the ideal choice for athletes who want to refine their riding position and get the most out of every training session and competition.

  • Features: Optimised for triathlon and time trial use; Ultra-light carbon rail with leaf spring technology for vibration dampening; EVA padding; Grip surface for a firm sitting position; Ergo-Relief-Channel with Cut-Out; High tail and shaped saddle shell support the pelvis while riding; Integrated saddle adapter mount (SILink AXIAL); Optimised for triathlon seating position (Saddle Finder D)
  • Material: PU cover; EVA foam; Carbon fibre reinforced nylon; Carbon
                                                                                                                                                                                      
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