FIT GUIDE

Typically riders will find there is a 1-2 week period before your body will adapt to the change in position and saddle surface. 

WHICH WIDTH DO YOU NEED AND HOW DOES IT MATCH UP WITH YOUR CURRENT SADDLE? 

(REPRESENTED NOSE WIDTHS OF OUR SADDLES BY THE STAGE AND STRIKE.)

THE LINEUP AND THEIR RESPECTIVE CLAMP ZONES.  

Stage - Time Trial or Tri saddle. UCI legal.  Aero position.  Comes in Narrow and Standard widths.  -- Rail Clamp Zone: Long-Range.

Strike - Road, Time Trial, or Tri saddle. UCI legal.  Supports upright and aero positions.  Comes in only one width; the narrowest split-nose we produce.  -- Rail Clamp Zone: Long-Range.

HOW THE SIT ZONES MATCH UP WITH A TRADITIONAL SADDLE SHAPE.

(Shaded areas represent where your sit-bones should be located across the range)

Stage - The Stage's sit zone is very forward to accommodate an aggressive aero position.

Strike - The Strike's sit zone is more suited to an upright position while still being accommodating to an aero position.

Traditional Saddle

HOW TO SETUP YOUR SADDLE.

The proper setup range for a saddle (Stage shown) is typically angled nose down at 1-3° based off the overall surface and not the rails.

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