Selle Italia SLR 3D Carbon 145 - L3

The legend has evolved.Selle Italia SLR 3D Carbon takes comfort and efficiency to the next level, thanks to a 3D printed lattice structure that maintains the unbeatable shape of the SLR seat and carbon carriage.

The SLR 3D Carbon's proprietary print pattern and Carbon DLS technology help make it the lightest 3D printed saddle on the market, at just 137g (S3). Differentiated cushioning zones ensure progressive absorption, while carbon rails ensure durability and comfort with every pedal stroke. This road-specific high-tech saddle is the perfect way to complete the build of your dreams.

FEATURES

- 3D printed lattice structure for superior comfort and performance

- Proprietary Carbon DLS technology for an ultra-light saddle

- Differentiated cushioning zones for progressive shock absorption

- Carbon rails for resistance and support while pedaling

- Low weight of only 137 grams (size S3), ideal for high-performance road bikes

SPECIFIC

- Use: Road

- Level: Performance

- Center Channel: Superflow

- Coating: 3D Printed

- Padding: 3D Printed

- Hull: Composite

- Carriage: Carbon Rail - Ø7x9 mm

- Color: Black

- Made in Italy

DIMENSIONS and WEIGHT (manufacturer ± 8%)

- 130 x 242 mm - 137 gr.

- 145 x 242 mm - 143 gr.

SUPERFLOW

SuperFlow technology drastically reduces all those physical ailments caused by prolonged pressure on the pelvic area, allowing you to always find an optimal and extremely comfortable sitting position.

ADVANCED CARBON RAILS

The carbon rails have been created with an all-new carbon layup for lightweight and strength, while the improved rail angle ensures better vibration absorption.

3D PRINTED COVER

3D printed lining with a dedicated and proprietary design, characterized by differentiated cushioning zones that guarantee progressive absorption over the entire surface, ensuring the cyclist optimal comfort and support.

NEUTRAL

Neutral Shaped (anatomical) saddles provide adequate support for both riders with anterior pelvic rotation (dynamic cyclists) and those with posterior pelvic rotation (static cyclists).