The legend has evolved.
The brand new SLR 3D Elite takes comfort and efficiency to the next level with a 3D printed lattice structure that retains the unbeatable SLR sitting shape and uses lightweight tubular steel rails rails.
Made with a proprietary, 3D printed pattern and Carbon DLS technology, the SLR 3D Elite provides incredible performance and reliability for demanding riders. The differentiated cushioning zones give progressive absorption and the lightweight steel rails provide peace of mind on every ride. This high-tech road-specific saddle is the perfect way to finish your dream build.
Technical Specifications
Weight: S3 172 g (± 8%) - L3 178 g (± 8%)
Dimensions: S3 130 x 248 mm L3 145 x 248 mm
Rail: High Strenght Steel Ø7 mm
Intended use: Road
Family: SLR
Superflow
The Superflow technology drastically reduces all physical limitations caused by prolonged pressure in the perineal area.
The Superflow technology drastically reduces all physical limitations caused by prolonged pressure in the perineal area.
Lightweight tubular steel rails
Chosen for their weight-to-performance ratio, these slim steel rails absorb vibrations from the road and make your ride smoother.
Chosen for their weight-to-performance ratio, these slim steel rails absorb vibrations from the road and make your ride smoother.
3D Printed
3D printed cover with dedicated and proprietary pattern featuring differentiated cushioning zones that provide progressive absorption over the entire surface area, ensuring the cyclist optimal comfort and support.
3D printed cover with dedicated and proprietary pattern featuring differentiated cushioning zones that provide progressive absorption over the entire surface area, ensuring the cyclist optimal comfort and support.
Neutral
Neutral shape (anatomical) saddles provide appropriate support for both cyclist with anterior pelvic rotation (dynamic riders) and those with posterior pelvic rotation (static riders).
Neutral shape (anatomical) saddles provide appropriate support for both cyclist with anterior pelvic rotation (dynamic riders) and those with posterior pelvic rotation (static riders).
