Experience unmatched riding comfort and performance with the Fizik Arione R5 Open Regular racing saddle! This high-quality racing saddle has been specially designed for demanding cyclists like you, combining anatomical adaptation with innovative technology to provide you with an optimal riding experience.
The anatomically shaped cutout ensures greater comfort: The Arione R5 Open impresses with its unique cutout and flat profile, allowing you maximum comfort and endurance even on longer rides. Whether you're on the road or competing, this saddle enables you to fully focus on your Performance.
Technology for individual adjustment: The innovative WingFlex technology allows for flexible adaptation of the saddle to your body shape. The shell flexes where the inner thighs make contact with the saddle. This improves your pedaling motion and allows you to adopt a variety of riding positions. The saddle conforms to your body, ensuring that uncomfortable sitting or ill-fitting sizes are a thing of the past. Enjoy the freedom to move while riding and find your ideal seating position—whether you have large or narrow thighs.
Practical Integrated Clip System (ICS): With the Integrated Clip System (ICS), you can quickly and tool-free attach or remove saddle bags and accessories. This clever system allows you to securely and swiftly mount your gear, so you can concentrate fully on your ride.
Product Features:
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Manufacturer: Fizik
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Model: "Arione R5 Open" saddle
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Color: Black
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Application area: Road bikeVariants: Regular, Large
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Dimensions (Length x Width): 300 x 130 mm (Regular), 300 x 145 mm (Large)
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Materials: Frame made of S-Alloy aluminum; shell made of nylon composite with carbon reinforcement; cover made of Microtex and nylon
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Features: Anatomical cutout, drop, ICS receptacle
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Weight: approx. 0.254 kg (Regular), 0.26 kg (Large)
Product safety information
Manufacturer information:
FIZIK
Via Vittorio Emanuele 119
Pozzoleone (VI), Italien, 36050
fizik.com/pages/contact-us
https://www.fizik.com
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