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Welcome to the world of Terry's ergonomic bicycle saddles, known for unmatched comfort and innovative designs. Whether you're a commuter, a touring cyclist, or a mountain biker, Terry has the perfect saddle for your needs. With over 25 years of experience and ongoing research, Terry develops saddles that are not only comfortable but also offer health benefits. Your next ride will be a real pleasure, thanks to the thoughtful ergonomics and high-quality materials. Try a Terry saddle and experience how comfortable cycling can be. Your butt will thank you!

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Information on saddle ergonomics

How does seat pain occur when cycling?

The majority of body weight rests on the saddle while cycling. This can lead to numbness and pain in the seat bones, genital or soft areas. It can also lead to discomfort from friction.

Where?

Mostly an incorrect saddle position on longer rides can increase discomfort. The saddle can sometimes cause numbness or pain around the pelvic region. The Nervus pundendus nerve is often responsible for this.

Prevention

The most important thing is to spread out body weight correctly across the saddle. This can best be done by using a proper saddle that matches your seat bone distance. This allows for a large enough space to properly distribute weight.

How does a saddle stem discomfort?

Pressure on arteries and nerves usually cause pain and discomfort. A cut out in the middle of the saddle can usually help here. The cut out needs to be made specifically for both male and female anatomy. High-quality foams and gels can also help relieve discomfort and friction while riding.

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The difference in seat bone distance and genital shape by men and women makes gender specific saddles a must and require a certain ergonomic shape:

  1. Cut out is shaped based on genital region
  2. Smooth transition from cut out to rest of saddle prevents pressure points
  3. Pressure is best distributed for all riding types