Saddles / Seats

Globally renowned and truly timeless, the B17 Standard is the saddle that secured Brooks' place in cycling history. It's been in constant production since 1910, providing cyclists around the world with over one hundred years of sublime support and unrivaled comfort. Each B17 Standard shapes itself to its rider, leading to a personal, customized saddle that fits like no other. And of course, it features Brooks' full grain, premium leather top secured by their trademark rivets for the ultimate in style, comfort, and durability.

When it gets a little rough and bumpy on the bike, it’s all about that extra bit of comfort. Where “rough and bumpy” means gravel and “extra bit of comfort” means gebioMized Valid. They developed this saddle for cyclists with a certain thirst for adventure on their gravel bike. Be it on a fast ride in the afternoon or an epic bikepacking trip, Valid has you covered. One key to that is a special superpower: those shiny new damping elements they implemented into the shell. As with their Area and Sleak saddles, Valid also comes in two different shapes and versions, so every rider will find their perfect match. Damping Elements With the gebioMized Valid they introduce new damping elements. Integrated into the shell of the saddle, they provide that special comfort for your ride on unpaved roads – or even badly maintained cycling lanes. Through testing both in their gebioMized concept-lab and in outdoor field sessions, gebioMized confirmed a significant effect. And this goes for both models of the Valid, in Channel or Cut-Out version.

The new 6OX Infinergy Ergowave active saddle utilizes BASF Infinergy cushioning (the same material used in running shoes). This material is very robust and brings comfort to a whole new level, especially in off-road conditions, due to its quicker recovery - The cover is not pulled over the entire surface of the saddle as in classic saddles. There are only "tapes" in the important places - Active design offers dampened lateral tilt which allows the saddle to follow the biomechanical movement of the pelvis on each pedal stroke