Specialized S-Works Phenom Road Bike Saddle with Mirror

The S-Works Phenom with Mirror road bike saddle features a long body and flat profile, the Phenom is the shape of choice for many of the best racers in the world, ranging from Tour of Flanders winner Kasper Asgreen to World DH Champion Loic Bruni. Ergonomically designed and scientifically proven using Body Geometry methodology combined with Mirror 3D printing, this unique high-end sadlle results in 28% less pressure in the perineum regions.

BODY GEOMETRY: Using pressure mapping, blind comfort studies, and even penile blood flow studies, Body Geometry and Mirror Saddles solve the problems of sit bone pressure, scar tissue build-up, and blood flow loss.

SOFT TISSUE RELIEF: Using a concave shape and ultra-compliant carbon shell results in a thicker Mirror print, using 20,055 struts and 8,735 nodes - boasting  a 28% reduction in sit bone pressure compared to a traditional foam saddle, measured by ultra high-resolution pressure mapping.

PERFORMANCE-INSPIRED SHAPING: Being the longest and flattest saddle from tail to nose, the S-Works Phenom with Mirror’s shape and construction enables maximum movement for optimal positioning for power - enabling riders to easily adjust their position on the saddle for tempo efforts and supports riders movement in and out of the saddle on climbs.

• Patented Body Geometry technology is ergonomically designed and scientifically proven to increase blood flow to sensitive arteries.
• Longest and flattest, Mirror saddle, from nose to tail to date at 27cm.
• Mirror technology utilizes 3D printing from liquid polymer to create a one-of-a-kind honeycomb structure that offers superior sit-bone support and comfort.
• Carbon fiber shell is flex-tuned for support and ride compliance.

Sizing:

To determine your correct sit bone width at home follow these steps:

1. Items required: Corrugated cardboard, pen, ruler
2. Find a hard, flat seat surface of normal chair height, place corrugated cardboard on it and sit on it firmly with your back upright
3. Stand up and measure the distance between the two sit bone depressions left behind in the cardboard.
4. Add 20mm to find your correct saddle width

Note: Scientists have measured sit bone spacing for large populations. On average, men’s sit bone width ranges between 100mm – 140mm (give or take a few mm to round), and women’s range between 110mm – 150mm.