Our Saddle Pressure Mapping system is the ultimate solution for cyclists seeking optimal comfort, performance, and injury prevention. This cutting-edge technology provides real-time analysis of how pressure is distributed across your saddle, using 348 pressure sensors, it offers outstanding high-resolution recording of the pressure distribution ensuring a perfect fit tailored to your unique body shape and riding style. Whether you're a competitive cyclist or a recreational rider, this data-driven approach enhances comfort and efficiency on the road or trail.

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By identifying pressure hotspots and imbalances, Saddle Pressure Mapping helps reduce discomfort, prevent injury, and improve overall performance. This advanced system offers insights that can be used to adjust saddle position, angle, and padding for a ride that feels natural and powerful.

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What to Expect from Our saddle pressure mapping

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A cycling saddle pressure mapping session offers a personalized approach to achieving the ideal saddle fit, designed to enhance comfort, efficiency, and overall riding experience. Here's what you can expect:

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• Initial Assessment: The session begins with a discussion about your riding style, goals, and any discomfort or pain you may be experiencing. Whether you're a competitive cyclist or a casual rider, this information helps tailor the mapping process to your specific needs.

• Setup and Sensor Application:A thin, flexible pressure sensor is placed on your saddle. This sensor captures real-time data on how pressure is distributed while you’re seated, helping to identify any imbalances or pressure points.

• Real-Time Data Collection As you pedal, the system monitors pressure distribution across different areas of the saddle. You’ll be asked to ride in various positions—upright, in the hoods,on the drops, etc.—to simulate your typical riding posture. Data is captured in real time, allowing for instant feedback.

• Analysis and Results The pressure map will display a 3D visual representation of pressure zones, highlighting areas where pressure may be too high or uneven. These results help pinpoint any issues such as poor saddle fit, improper position, or pressure buildup, which can lead to discomfort or injury over time.

• Adjustments and Recommendation Based on the analysis, the technician will make recommendations, which may include adjusting saddle height, tilt, or position. In some cases, a different saddle might be suggested to better accommodate your anatomy and riding style. Additional factors like your bike fit and riding posture may also be evaluated.