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SQlab 611 Ergowave Active 2.1 S-Tube
121,93
SQlab 611 Ergowave CRMO
91,44
Ergon SM Pro
91,44
SQlab 611 Ergowave Active 2.1 S-Tube vs. SQlab 611 Ergowave CRMO vs. Ergon SM Pro
This is what our customers think
Reviews
Pros
comfortable |
reduced pressure on prostate |
3 options available to set damping |
sleek design |
Fast delivery (2x) |
Relieves soft tissue |
Beautifully shaped |
Fine light |
Comfort (6x) |
Seats well (3x) |
Comfortable (3x) |
Gutter with hole; no mess left behind (2x) |
Cons
-
no (2x) |
Causes pain on/around seat bones |
Difficult to find position |
Rather hard saddle |
No (3x) |
Not durable; written off after 2.5 years (2x) |
Vuil door de opening bij nat weer zonder spatbord |
not yet discovered |
According to the product specialist
Pros
| The Ergowave technology makes this saddle very comfortable. |
| Finished with an wear-resistant C84 Kevlar top layer. |
| The wide nose gives this saddle a lot of contact surface. |
| The thicker padding provides more comfort on rough trails. |
| The Ergowave technology makes this saddle very comfortable. |
| The saddle is lightweight and doesn't add any unnecessary weight to your bike! |
| The saddle has a durable construction, so you can enjoy using it for a long time. |
| The flex in this saddle provides additional support during cycling, which is convenient for cyclists who move around a lot in the saddle. |
| The scientifically developed padding makes this one of the most comfortable saddles currently available. |
| The carbon saddle shell and titanium rails ensure low weight and super high stiffness. |
Cons
| This harder saddle is suitable for riders who cycle 1-2 times a week. If you cycle less often, then you need a softer saddle that offers more comfort. If you cycle more often, then you need a harder saddle that provides more support. |
| The chromoly rails make this saddle less comfortable and slightly heavier than the S-Tube variant. |
| NB: The flex in this saddle makes it best suited to riders weighing approximately 75 kg; maximum rider weight is 90 kg. |
| As this is a hard saddle, you will need long and frequent rides to get used to it. It offers the best support for longer rides. If you ride less than three times a week, you need a softer saddle that offers more comfort. |
| The use of titanium rails makes this saddle heavier than saddles with carbon rails. |
| This medium-hard saddle is suitable for those who ride 1-2 times a week. If you ride less frequently, you need a softer saddle that offers more comfort. If you ride more frequently, you need a harder saddle that offers more support. |
Specifications
Saddle Type
MTB
MTB
MTB
Cut-out for soft tissue areas
With cut-out
With cut-out
With cut-out
Cover material
Leatherette
Leatherette
Leatherette
Rail Material
Steel
Steel
Titanium
Hip movement during cycling
I move a lot
I move a lot
I move a bit
I move a bit
I do not move
Saddle Rails
7 x 7 mm
7 x 7 mm
7 x 7 mm
Size
Medium
Large
Large
Saddle Width
140 mm
120 mm
130 mm
140 mm
150 mm
130 mm
140 mm
150 mm
142 mm
152 mm
152 mm
Seat Bone Width Mantel Saddle Selection Guide
115-129 mm
115-129 mm
130-144 mm
145-159 mm
130-144 mm
145-159 mm
How flexible are you?
Knee
Shin
Shin
Knee
Shin
Shin
Shin
Toe
Toe
Colour
Black
Black
Black
Stiffness of saddle shell
Best
Good
Best
Flexibility & Seat Bone Width SQlab
Knee: 130 mm, Shin: 140 mm
Knee: 100 mm, Shin: 110 mm
Knee: 110 mm, Shin: 120 mm
Knee: 130 mm, Shin: 140 mm
Knee: 110 mm, Shin: 120 mm
Knee: 130 mm, Shin: 140 mm
How many times per week do you cycle?
2 times per week
3 times per week or more
2 times per week