Delta Saddle

The 170mm width is typically better suited for riders who prefer a sportier, more upright position, while the 220mm option provides a wider base for riders who prefer a more relaxed, cruiser-style posture. Consider your sit bone width and how upright you sit on your bike when making your selection.

Yes, the Delta Saddle is designed with a standard seatpost rail mounting system, making it compatible with the vast majority of modern bicycles on the market.

The dual dampening springs act as a shock absorber, compressing slightly when you hit bumps or uneven pavement. This helps isolate you from road vibration, leading to a smoother and more comfortable ride over longer distances.

The saddle uses closed-cell memory foam, which is designed to resist moisture absorption. This makes it more durable and easier to wipe down than open-cell foams if you happen to get caught in the rain.

The reflective elements are positioned on both the nose and rear of the saddle to increase your visibility to motorists from multiple angles. While it is a helpful safety feature, it should always be used in conjunction with standard front and rear bike lights.

The grab handle is built into the rear of the saddle to make it easier to maneuver your bike when you aren't riding. It is particularly useful for lifting your bike onto a rack or guiding it through tight storage spaces.