Fizik has expanded its range of 3D-printed saddles with the launch of its Antares Adaptive, offering the same shape as the Italian brand’s recently revamped Antares, albeit with Adaptive 3D-printing that results in an open honeycomb structure that allows for different levels of support in each zone of the saddle.
“Designed for riders seeking a performance saddle that doesn’t sacrifice comfort, the iconic Antares has appeared in nearly every Grand Tour of the last two decades. It is a proven winner and saddle of choice for the likes of Team Visma | Lease a Bike and Movistar Team,” boasts Fizik.
The new Antares Adaptive saddle is available in two widths and two variants; namely, the R1 Adaptive saddle with carbon reinforced shells and oval carbon rails that sells for $300, and the slightly heavier R3 Adaptive that relies on less-costly hollow Kium rails for $260.
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