Cycling Bargains - Condor Fizik Adaptive R1 VS Evo Saddle (Condor-8021890498960)
Condor Fizik Adaptive R1 VS Evo Saddle
Product Description
The Fizik Adaptive R1 VS Evo Saddle offers a new style of padding, with a 3D printed carbon composite material honeycomb on the upper providing excellent comfort.
The zonal cushioning gives protection where needed, blending seamlessly into the less padded areas, and a full channel design ensures no undue pressure on any soft tissue. A carbon-reinforced nylon base is also nicely compliant, increasing ride comfort. Carbon rails help keep the weight down to an impressive 174 grams for the narrower version.
Please check seatpost compatibility with the 10x7mm carbon rails.
Specification
Adaptive_ Carbon® Digital Light Synthesis 3D printing technology, offering seamlessly engineered zonal cushioning
Versus Evo_ Engineered with a degree of flexibility and a full channel design for pressure relief on soft tissue area
R1_ A combination of a ride compliant carbon-reinforced nylon shell and a and a highly stiff carbon rail
Intended use_ road racing
Concepts_ This is a product of the Conce...
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