Reviews & Ratings
The reviewer tested the 2025 RYET 3D printed carbon saddle for about a month across multiple bikes. They found it to be a direct copy of the Specialized S-Works Power/Evo, with improved 3D printing technology that varies stiffness by area. After initial discomfort on an indoor trainer, they adjusted the angle and found it comfortable for outdoor road cycling, including rides of 2.5-3 hours. They praise the construction, lightweight design, and value compared to brand-name alternatives, but note uncertainty about long-term durability.
AI Summary
Pros
- Direct copy of Specialized S-Works Power/Evo design
- Improved 3D printing technology with variable stiffness by area
- Very lightweight (189g on reviewer's scale for 155mm width)
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Cons
- Initially uncomfortable on indoor trainer (wanted to return after 10 days)
- Missed return deadline due to being busy
- Uncertainty about long-term durability (not tested for 1000km or multiple seasons)
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Key Points
- 3D printed carbon saddle
- Weight: 182g ±10g claimed, 189g actual for 155mm width
- Dimensions: 240mm long, 32mm wide at nose, available in 143/155mm widths
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Where to Buy
2025 RYET 3D Printed Carbon Saddle 175g 7x9mm Carbon Rails 143/155mm for MTB Gravel Road Racing and Comfort Cycling Accessories
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