SQLAB 614 Ergowave Active 2.1 Carbon – Stability and ergonomics
The SQLAB 614 Ergowave Active 2.1 Carbon saddle is designed for cyclists seeking a sporty position without sacrificing comfort during long distances. Its design combines features derived from MTB and road models, creating a versatile saddle that performs perfectly on gravel bikes.
- ERGOWAVE profile for supporting an efficient riding position: The distinctive ERGOWAVE shape provides stable support for the ischial bones while maintaining a sporty riding position, reducing unwanted pressure on sensitive areas and allowing full freedom of leg movement.
- SQlab Active technology for greater back comfort: The SQlab Active system increases comfort while riding through controlled saddle movement, supporting the natural motion of the pelvis and relieving the back.
- Lightweight construction with carbon rails: The saddle features precisely manufactured carbon rails, offering high stiffness and low weight, ensuring durability during intensive use.
- Comfort supported by efficient vibration absorption: The saddle’s design reduces vibrations and relieves the ischial bones by up to 65%, maintaining comfort even on very long rides.
- Durability ready for intense use: The front part of the saddle is protected with Kevlar reinforcement, increasing resistance to wear from frequent use.
The saddle has a length of 275 mm and retains a sporty character, with a maximum load capacity of 90 kg, confirming its readiness for intensive riding on asphalt roads and demanding gravel terrain.
Technologies: SQlab Active saddle technology, designed to allow the pelvis to move naturally during cycling to relieve the ischial bones and intervertebral discs.
Product Details
- Colour
- Beige
- Usage
- MTB, Racing
- Carbon
- Yes
- Specifications
- -
- Weight
- -
Dimensions
- Length
- 275 mm
- Width
- -
Important information
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