VT30 C Saddle
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Why We Like The VT30 C Saddle
There's something romantic about setting off into the sunrise on a weekend morning with nothing but gravel under our wheels and a full day's worth of snacks in our rear pockets. This feeling only gets better when we've got a good saddle under our bum, and for us, with Selle SMP, that's the VT30 C Saddle. It's for cyclists with wide to medium sit bones who want a downturned nose for comfort in aggressive riding positions, should we decide to venture out on the tarmac or dabble in racing. A carbon-reinforced nylon body keeps the durability high, and unidirectional carbon fiber rails offer precise stiffness and low grams.
Details
- The saddle we want for off-road riding, road cycling, and triathlons
- Ideal for riders with medium to wide sit bones with a 155mm width
- SSPU padding and an SVT Velvet Touch cover is comfortable
- Carbon-reinforced nylon 12 body increases durability
- Unidirectional carbon fiber rails reduce weight and improve strength
- Item #SLLA00S
- Rails
- steel alloy
- Shell
- carbon-reinforced nylon
- Cover
- SVT
- Seat Length
- 255mm
- Seat Width
- 155mm
- Claimed Weight
- 9.9oz (280g)
- Activity
- road cycling
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 2 years
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Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageJune 6, 2024
Stellar Selle SMP Seat
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- I've used it several times
At nearly 59, I wanted a saddle that was wider than my Terry men's Fly model, one I've had for twenty plus years. I've looked at a lot of saddles over the past couple of months, and one thing I'd recommend is going through the Selle SMP seat finder. This is the seat it picked for me. I have only been on a few short rides, but the fit feels excellent. I'm 6'0" and around 210. It's a few grams heavier than my Fly saddle, but also about 10mm wider, and I notice the small difference. I got the gray color and it is a pretty close match to my Mercury colored Trek.
Originally reviewed on Backcountry.com
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