Mountain biking and gravel riding demand more than just grit and gear. The right saddle plays a major role in managing comfort, control, and performance. Since 2001, we have been refining MTB saddles to meet the demands of riders who expect more from their equipment.

We were among the first to adopt a narrow rear saddle profile, allowing riders to slide off the back during steep descents. From there, we began incorporating pressure relief channels and adjusting foam characteristics to deliver stability and long-ride support. Each saddle below is shaped by these lessons and rider needs.

Delta S for full suspension and control

The Delta S is engineered for riders using dual suspension bikes or anyone seeking maximum bike control. It features a narrow rear to enable seamless body movement and a deep relief channel in the nose to alleviate pressure. The shorter nose helps prevent snags during quick dismounts or transitions on technical terrain.

Delta P for hardtail comfort and traction

The Delta P works well for riders who prefer more cushion or are on hardtail bikes without rear suspension. It keeps the cut-down nose design for added clearance and climbing comfort while maintaining a narrow tail to assist with bike control. This blend of padding and design balance is suited for riders who mix climbs with technical descents.

Type R for gravel and long-distance support

Designed specifically with endurance and suspension in mind, the Type R is ideal for gravel riders tackling long rough routes. The wider rear provides stability while the deep front channel reduces soft tissue pressure. Extended seat rails allow for more rearward adjustment, and the short nose helps reduce clothing interference. Riding it slightly nose-high can also shift weight off the hands on harsh surfaces.

Pro SR for long trail rides and hardtails

The Pro SR brings a unique blend of wide rear support and the most narrow nose design available. Its long, curved rear profile adds stability for extended trail time while the slender front allows for fluid pedaling and better thigh clearance. For hardtail bikes or developed trail systems, this saddle provides both precision and comfort.

Final thoughts

Saddle choice should reflect riding style, terrain, and bike setup. Whether descending on a full suspension rig or grinding out miles on a gravel frame, each of these designs emphasizes support without compromising movement. Selecting the right shape can make a lasting difference in both performance and endurance.