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Ergon SR Allroad Core Pro Gravel Bike Saddle Review - feat. Infinergy Padding + Shock Absorbing

Ergon’s SR Allroad Core series of bike saddles are designed to provide full road bike feel even when you are riding off the road. The saddle's main feature is Ergon’s Core HD technology which uses Infinergy material that consists of thousands of foam particles to absorb shocks and provides all-day comfort. Ergon offers the SR Allroad Core in three variations, the $139.95 Comp (Nylon base / CroMo rails), $159.95 Pro (Carbon Composite base / TiNox rails) and the $199.95 Pro Carbon (Carbon Composite base / Carbon rails). In this review we have the mid-level SR Allroad Core Pro which offers a balance between cost and weight. Ergon has incorporated their pressure reducing center channel and shock absorbing rails and padding into all versions of the saddles. Ergon has designed their SR Allroad Core series of saddles for performance on or off the road. Visually, the saddle shares the same profile and center pressure relief channel as their SR Road cycling saddles but adds their Core HD padding. That results in a slightly thicker saddle as the BASF Infinergy material is sandwiched between the saddle shell and the microfiber cover. The saddle has a seamless design with the cover tucking into the Core HD which eliminates any folded fabric or hard to clean edges. Ergon offers three versions of the saddle, the more affordable Comp and then the Pro and Pro Carbon. The saddle construction is different between each saddle with the Comp using Nylon base / CroMo rails, the Pro using Carbon Composite / TiNox rails and the Pro Carbon using Carbon Composite / Carbon rails. If you’re not worried about saving every gram, then the Pro that we have in this review is a great compromise. All the saddles have a short nose 262 mm length which provides more versatility for seating positions. There are two width options, a 139 mm S/M version and the 152 mm M/L that we have here which is designed for people with wider sit bones. The saddle’s all have an all black design with linear grooves cut into the saddle which add a bit of texture to help the rider in place. Simple Ergon branding is debossed into the sides and rear of the saddle for a clean look. Under the saddle you have a well integrated base with smooth edges and rail attachments to help with dampening. There is a wide clamping area for the rails which lets you adjust the saddle to accommodate different bike fits. ... Read the full review @ https://thesweetcyclists.com/ergon-sr... ~ 00:00 Intro 00:10 Unboxing + Specs 02:08 Fit + Finish 05:03 On The Road 06:25 The Final Score ~ Visit Our Website - https://thesweetcyclists.com/ Follow Us On Instagram -   / thesweetcyclists   ~ Ergon - https://www.ergonbike.com/ ~