The Aeris short-distance saddle is designed to encourage maximum stability and support for time trialists and triathletes featuring the revolutionary 3D-printed Adaptive padding for seamlessly engineered zonal cushioning improved comfort and greater stability.
Thanks to its 3D-printed padding with engineered zonal cushioning the Aeris short-distance Adaptive saddle ensures maximum stability and support for time trialists and triathletes requiring an optimal platform from which to produce power while in forward aerodynamic riding positions. Aeris R1 Adaptive saves weight thanks to a newly designed 7x9 mm carbon rail
Fizik Adaptive 3D-printed padding has expanded to the Aeris family creating the perfect match for those who want exceptional long-lasting comfort on a triathlon bike saddle designed with a wider nose to provide greater support and stability when riding in forward aerodynamic racing positions
The evolution of digital 3D printing has allowed Fizik to develop a new saddle without the constraints or limitations imposed by traditional production methods and materials. The Adaptive saddle padding is crafted by Carbon using their revolutionary Digital Light Synthesis technology
DLS is an additive manufacturing process which uses digital ultraviolet light projection oxygen permeable optics and programmable liquid resins to produce parts with excellent mechanical properties resolution and surface finish
The Short-Distance version of Aeris Adaptive was engineered to provide support and stability for athletes competing in both time trials and short-course no-draft triathlons
Aeris comes with an optional link to integrate a water-bottle cage onto the rear of the saddle. The link is designed to hold bottles at an angle that is out of the way during the critical mounting and dismounting phases at transition zones
