Selle SMP Bicycle Saddle Pro T1 257x164mm - White

Comfort saddle, handmade in Italy.
The patented design avoids bruising the genital area,
even at an extremely low stance on the handlebars.
Suitable for people with a wide pelvis.
The rear Logo holder offering a perfect contact surface,
for fixing the bike to the bike racks, in the transition zone at the triathlon race.

Strong padding
Cover: White leather
Frame: AISI 304 stainless steel tube ø7,1mm
Body: Nylon 12 reinforced with carbon fibre
Dimensions: 257 x 164 mm (LxW)
Weight: ca. 375 gr.

Central Channel:
The result of extensive biomechanic studies on saddle positioning and on the structure of the human pelvis,
it is distributed over the whole length of the saddle, from the rear to the tip.
Irrespective of the position of the triathlete, it prevents compression of the perineal structures.
It promotes very good aeration of the genital area and water drainage.

“Eagle Beak” Tip:
The exclusive and patented configuration of the nose prevents crushing of the uro-genital area,
even at the extremely low positions of the handlebars, typical of the triathlete,
and also enables to safely and firmly park the bike on the bike parking tube frame at the transition area.

Rear Logo:
The structure of the characteristic rear Selle SMP logo,
with its peculiar reflecting properties,
provides optimum support for the bike on the bike parking tube frame at the transition area,
should the triathlete prefer rear positioning rather than the front one.

Frame Length:
It offers the widest adjustment range available on the market,
giving every person the possibility to identify the perfect position for them
in terms of saddle advancement towards the handlebars,
typical in triathlon.

Sitting Position:
It guarantees maximum comfort for the specific maximum advancement position on the saddle of the triathlete.
The characteristic conformation of the SMP rear depression,
although less evident due to the new padding,
is preserved also in T models, in order to provide the necessary support while pedalling.