




I recently put the Ultralight 115g Carbon 3D Printed Bike Saddle through a series of grueling weekend rides to see if it could handle both road speed and technical mountain trails. This modern piece of equipment promises to shave significant weight off your bike while providing the dampening properties that only a 3D-printed structure can offer.
The build quality is immediately apparent in the refined lattice structure of the cushion, which feels both robust and surprisingly flexible. With a 7x9mm carbon rail setup, the saddle manages to tip the scales at an impressive 115 grams, demonstrating excellent structural integrity despite the weight reduction.
Installation was straightforward, provided you have a compatible seatpost clamp for the 7x9mm oval rails. Once on the road, the saddle excels at absorbing high-frequency vibrations, making it much more forgiving than traditional hard-shell saddles during long training sessions.
This saddle is ideal for weight-conscious cyclists and competitive riders who want to optimize their bike's weight without losing the comfort needed for long hours in the saddle.
The Ultralight 115g Carbon 3D Printed Bike Saddle is a fantastic upgrade for anyone looking to modernize their cockpit for the 2026 season. With a solid 4.7/5 rating, it delivers professional-grade performance and comfort at a price point that is hard to beat.