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Selle Italia Max Flite Gelflow Racing Road Saddle Mens £34.99 @ Chain Reaction Cylces
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Posted 16 March 2023

Selle Italia Max Flite Gelflow Racing Road Saddle Mens £34.99 @ Chain Reaction Cylces

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Select Colour Black
Select Option Manganese Rails
Select Size L3 - 146mm Wide
RRP £169.99

Selle Italia Max Flite Gelflow Racing Road Saddle
Selle Italia’s Max Flite Gelflow Racing Saddle benefits from the same technologies and features of the standard Max model but pushes the comfort level even further. Ideal for those who encounter central discomfort, the Max Flite Gelflow has gel support pads and a large central cut-out to prevent pressure on sensitive areas. This design helps the rider to maintain their riding position for lasting comfort and more efficient pedalling.

Features:
Cover: Fibra-Tek
Padding: EVA foam
Shell: Nylon/carbon composite
Rails: Manganese Steel tubes 7x7mm
Selle Italia idmatch: L3
Dimensions: 290x146 (LxW)
Weight: 360g
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  1. JonF992's avatar
    The gap in the middle is nothing whatsoever to do with weight reduction. It's to relieve pressure longer rides. Stops you getting numbness in a part of the anatomy where you really don't want to be numb. Some saddles do this by leaving a gap, like this one, some have a dip in the middle.

    On long rides, saddles like this are far more comfortable than the thickly padded spring types.
  2. JDUK2020's avatar
    I am tempted to ask why its got a hole in the middle.
    klargon's avatar
    To relieve pressure on the area that makes contact with that region of a saddle. Or to allow you to take a narrow dump without having to stop, I suppose.
  3. maddison's avatar
    Heat for the fart vent
  4. Oinky's avatar
    So it's not so you can fart easily without the need to raise a butt cheek to let it out?
  5. faceache's avatar
    Never understood why people wanting to get & stay fit seek to have the lightest possible bike (nicked on sight), hard saddles & no mud guards. Proper club racers & aspiring yes but the 98% of other people nice comfortable sturdy sensible makes sense. Reviews suggest this saddle not need breaking in & comfortable which is great. Liked the red flat pedal deal yesterday too - that also puzzles me why go for fancy clogs & fittings when one is a very ordinary mortal?
    gus77's avatar
    Some people like racing and improving their times. All these little extras help.
  6. scarapi's avatar
    Great price, thanks.
  7. amancalledchip's avatar
    why the hole in the middle , Is it so you can hear what they are saying ? (edited)
  8. hsohn's avatar
    Surprised by how heavy this saddle is for its RRP of £170! Most saddles around that price point are 150-200g probably. Worth it at the sale price though.
  9. klargon's avatar
    Yeah, it’s pretty huge as well. I bought one about 10 years ago for a similar price. It was fine for comfort, but one of the rails snapped after just a few summers. It puts me off buying another, even though I need to buy a saddle.
    AndrewKay's avatar
    Ergon saddles are good
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