SMP

     The SMP saddles are pioneering saddles: a study of the positions taken on during riding and the resulting interactions between the body and saddle.

All the models of the SMP range have common characteristics:

• The saddle nose, designed to offer a flat base for efforts when sitting for long climbs, and also to help when going downhill, offering greater thigh control of the bicycle.
• The central channel of the saddle prevents crushing of the anus, prostate, venae pudendae, deep dorsal vein and artery of the penis, scrotum and testicles in men, and the labia majora and minora and the clitoris, in women.
• The cyclist’s seated weight on the SMP saddles is shared between the buttocks and the lower part of the pelvic bones (the ischial tuberosities) and the shape of the rear prevents squashing of the coccyx.