SQ Lab Saddle 612 active s-tube 2.1

Recommended sitting position for this saddle:

Form, function and comfort upgrade for long distances on the road & MTB race bike

Saddle Width System

perfect fit

Engineered for optimal comfort and ergonomics, selecting the right width based on individual sit bone distance ensures effective weight distribution. This helps prevent issues such as numbness, sit bone pain, coccyx discomfort, and pressure on the pubic arch.

sit bone measurement

ERGOWAVE®

Pressure relief

The SQlab stepped saddle design promotes optimal pressure distribution by transferring weight from the sensitive perineal region to the sit bones. With a lower saddle nose that alleviates pressure on delicate areas and a central dip that supports healthy blood flow and nerve supply, this saddle enhances overall comfort.

Step saddle concept

active-Technology

Good to the back

The SQlab active-technology enables lateral flexion of the saddle, allowing it to move in sync with the pelvis. This design supports the natural pedaling motion and alleviates pressure on the spine and spinal discs. The saddle's dynamic lateral flexibility adapts to the rider's movements, encouraging a healthy sitting posture and significantly enhancing comfort, particularly during longer rides.

The 612 ERGOWAVE® active 2.1 is the sporty road bike and mountain bike race saddle.  The wave-like shape and the raised tail of the saddle ensure perfect rear support and optimum pressure distribution down to the deep structures of the body, which significantly improves power transmission to the pedal. The lowered nose in combination with the recess in the middle creates more space and clearance for the perineal area for women and men. Many small detail improvements in shape, technology and material raise the new 612 ERGOWAVE® active 2.1 to a new level. The 612 ERGOWAVE® active 2.1 is equipped with the new active technology with a softer and lighter movement with less weight. The SQlab active saddle technology allows the saddle to follow the pedalling movement, which increases comfort, mobilises the intervertebral discs and minimises pressure on the sit bones.