Fizik Tritone 6.5 Saddle, Black/White

Description

How's that possible? 5, designed to better support men and women with wider sit bones in a triathlon/time trial position, while also helping to reduce aerodynamic resistance. Whereas taller, pointed noses on most tri/TT saddles allow riders to scoot forward for better positioning in the cockpit and over the crank, this is also detrimental to efficient biomechanics and comfort, as more weight becomes focused on a smaller area of. Whereas taller, pointed noses on most tri/TT saddles allow riders to scoot forward for better positioning in the cockpit and over the crank, this is also detrimental to efficient biomechanics and comfort, as more weight becomes focused on. Those are some smart features right off the bat. The Tritone's nose is both shorter, lower, and wider than these other saddles, allowing riders to position themselves lower in the cockpit, while still being forward enough to comfortably assume their more aerodynamic "cruising" position. The Fizik Tritone 6. The carriage kit hanging off the back is similar to Fizik's saddle bag option on road saddles, letting you easily attach two bottle cages, CO2, an inflator device, and a spare tube. 5 Kium Saddle is a slightly wider version of the Tritone 5. The ultimate result is a saddle design that is rapidly spreading through the triathlon community as the advantages of this approach become evident. A Front Transition Hook under the saddle's front makes up for the lack of a long nose for a fast grab-and-go during T1.

Key Features

• 5, designed to better support men and women with wider sit bones in a triathlon/time trial position, while also helping to reduce aerodynamic resistance.
• The Tritone's nose is both shorter, lower, and wider than these other saddles, allowing riders to position themselves lower in the cockpit, while still being forward enough to comfortably assume their more aerodynamic "cruising" position.
• The Tritone addresses aerodynamics with its peculiar shape.
• Those are some smart features right off the bat.
• Whereas taller, pointed noses on most tri/TT saddles allow riders to scoot forward for better positioning in the cockpit and over the crank, this is also detrimental to efficient biomechanics and comfort, as more weight becomes focused on.
• 5 Kium Saddle is a slightly wider version of the Tritone 5.