Test Specialized Phenom Pro with Mirror: As a unisex all-rounder, the new 3D saddle is designed to be suitable for virtually any sporty bike. It combines high comfort with a design you can't help but like. Ergonomically optimized components have a long history at the US bicycle manufacturer. Work on pressure-reducing saddles began as early as 1997 with the... read more
Posedla Joyseat 2.0 review: This Bohemian-made product is customized and manufactured with great effort, and the price is accordingly high. Once on the bike, the Joyseat impresses with its excellent fit and high level of comfort, even if it initially feels a bit firm. Conventional 3D saddles can already offer particularly high levels of comfort thanks to their special material, but... read more
Selle San Marco Shortfit 2.0 3D Racing review: With the manufacturer's typical large cutout and firm padding, this Italian saddle is ideal for sporty use. Even with a metal frame, it's very lightweight, yet, like all 3D saddles, quite expensive. The Italian manufacturer is responsible for some of the most well-known saddle models of the last few decades... read more
Specialized S-Works Power Mirror review: The US manufacturer's short, top-of-the-line model is light, expensive, and very comfortable. A slightly heavier, more affordable model is also available. "Power" at Specialized stands for a sporty saddle shape with a noticeably short nose; "Mirror" stands for the manufacturer's 3D saddles, which are manufactured using digital light synthesis. And... read more
Test Fizik Vento Antares R3 Adaptive: Designed with a long nose for changing riding positions, this affordable model from the 3D pioneer impresses in just about every respect. Fizik is a pioneer in 3D saddles and has now converted several models to the new technology and added 3D versions of many of its tried-and-tested saddles to its range. These "Adaptive" saddles... read more
