Selle San Marco Shortfit 2.0 3D Racing Saddle: Black/Black

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And the more off-tarmac Allroad Supercomfort gets muted earthy Desert Sage green and light Ice Gray. helping you conquer the steepest of climbs and fastest descents. The differentiated cushioning zones give

As we say with every saddle review on road.cc, comfort is subjective – what might be incredibly comfortable for me could be like torture for you – so it's always worth testing a few before making any purchasing decision.It comes in the same two widths (140mm or 155mm), and sells for 400€ as the Carbon FX with full carbon rails or around 50€ less as the Shortfit 2.0 3D Racing with titanium Stealth Xsilite rails – available from late September 2022. Selle San Marco Allroad & road colors I did the fit process for my size 43 feet, and came out with an L2 insole, indicating a slightly longer than average heel:arch and a middle of the road Medium arch. printed cover with dedicated and proprietary pattern featuring differentiated cushioning zones that provide

Selle Italia and Selle San Marco both bring 3D-printed padding to their top SLR & Shortfit saddles, respectively. But really, we’re still impressed by the performance-to-price ratio of their more sustainable, 50% more environmentally-friendly GreenTech saddles that cost literally 1/9th the price of that SLR Boost 3D, yet are still entirely made in Italy. Plus, their IDmatch ergonomic system gets new semi-custom fit insoles to give everyone perfect arch support while pedaling. Selle Italia SLR Boost 3D-printed saddle The new Aspide Short Open-Fit Racing takes up the unmistakable style of a great classic like the Aspide and makes it even more modern and captivating. The Aspide Short represents, in fact, the new era of Aspide, for almost 20 years one of the spearheads of the Selle San Marco house: the new 'Short' version will be the first ever with 'visible body', so as to enhance the value of the technical and stylistic details is completely new and complete. One place where the 3D printing is dominant is the aesthetics of the Selle San Marco Shortfit 2.0 3D. Specialized uses a rather closed outer in the Power Mirror and, while the first generation Fizik Antares Versus Evo is a bit more open, Fizik closed up the pattern further for the second generation Vento Argo. Selle San Marco eschews both with a much bolder design language that really shows off the 3D printing.Made with a proprietary, 3D printed pattern, the Shortfit 2.0 3D Racing provides support on the toughest road rides, The Selle Italia SLR Boost 3D is expected to sell for 450-500€ with a Kit Carbino carbon shell & rails (not the lighter Tekno carbon) or a ~50€ cheaper version with TI36 titanium rails. Both options get a Superflow pressure relief cutout hole, and will be available in S3 (130mm wide) or L3 (145mm wide) sizes from late September. Selle Italia gravel colors weather condition. A special production process guarantees excellent fatigue resistance. All Racing level saddles