ERGON SR Tri Men Front Triathlon Saddle

Find your optimal power position! The triathlon-specific Ergon SR Tri saddle is specially designed for long-term use in the energy-saving aero position. This allows for best performance with maximum relief on the bike and an ideal start to the run!

Ergon SR Tri saddles are available for two different types of seats in triathlon. The two saddle models Front and Mid are optimally adapted to the individual anatomy as well as the sitting and riding position of triathletes with different hip angles.

With the SR Tri Men Front, Ergon focuses on cyclists who tilt their pelvis more forwards, resulting in a flat upper body position with a straight lower back. The aerodynamic riding position increases the pressure on the pubic bone and the front section of the saddle. The saddle design therefore has a slightly wider and shorter front section. The flat nose and ergonomic shape of the saddle also reduce friction and enable small movements that can prevent back fatigue.

The SR Tri Men Front triathlon saddle from Ergon was created to realise your full potential during training and multi-discipline competitions.

Details:
• Triathlon saddle for cyclists who tilt their pelvis forward
• Designed for pressure points in the front of the saddle
• Customised ergonomic padding
• Central relief opening
• Relief channel over the entire length of the saddle
• Slightly raised rear saddle
• Saddle design with wide, short front area (V-shape)
• Legroom for improved pedalling ergonomics
• Dynamic sitting to combat muscle fatigue
• Embossed BMR line at 75 mm saddle width for fitting
• Made in Europe

Technical details:
• Model: SR Tri Men Front
• Intended use: Road bike, Triathlon
• Gender: men-specific
• Outer fabric: microfibre
• Padding: Orthopedic Comfort Foam
• Saddle shell material: polyamide composite
• Saddle rail material: TiNox
• Saddle nose width: approx. 53 mm
• Weight: approx. 220 g

In the box:
• 1 Ergon SR Tri Men Front road bike saddle


Note:
According to Ergon, the seat bone distance is irrelevant due to the forward-leaning upper body position. For this reason, no corresponding information is provided.