gebioMized saddles were developed using the data gathered from tens of thousands of saddle pressure maps, and decades of working with professional and amateur athletes of all levels. If you are a rider, and want to experience these saddles for yourself, please visit our web store.
If you are a bike fitter, and want to be able to offer the best saddles available to your clients, then you need to have these three saddles as part of your studio.
Download our dealer application today, or give us a call at 480-699-5358 to learn more.
Download our dealer application today, or give us a call at 480-699-5358 to learn more.
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AREA SADDLES- Area saddles were designed with the female rider in mind, but many male riders love this one as well. It is available in two widths and with two relief zones.
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SLEAK SADDLES- The Sleak saddles were designed for the typical male pelvis and seating strategy, but is successfully used by female riders as well. Similar to the AREA, it is available in two widths and with two different relief zones.
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STRIDE SADDLES- The Stride saddle is going to become your go-to TT and Triathlon saddle. It features two distinct seating areas to fit riders of different abilities and goals.
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VALID SADDLES- When it gets a little rough and bumpy on the bike, it’s all about that extra bit of comfort. We developed this saddle for cyclists with a certain thirst for adventure on their gravel or mountain bike. Be it on a fast ride in the afternoon or an epic bikepacking trip, Valid has got you covered.
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How do you know which Stride or Area saddle to pick?
- Based on your physical assessment and initial data capture, decide where on the saddle you want a given rider to sit… Rear saddle, or mid saddle. Mid saddle sitters usually do best on the Sleak 145, or Area 145. Rear saddle sitters usually prefer the Sleak 135, or Area 155.
- Once you have picked where on the saddle you want the rider to sit, decide how much relief the rider needs down the middle of the saddle. If you want to reduce peak saddle pressure choose the “Channel” version as it will increase the surface area that the pressure can be spread over. If you need to reduce pressure in the middle of the saddle choose the "Cut Out” version. This will eliminate soft tissue pressure, but due to the reduction of surface area, peak pressure will be slightly higher.