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TERRY
Terry saddles are specifically designed for both women and men and developed in Terry’s ergonomic laboratory. They help stop saddle discomfort, provide relief and perfectly distribute pressure depending on the specific pelvic anatomy.
Terry saddles may effectively reduce the causes of saddle sores. The saddles are developed using the latest sensor pressure measuring technologies in collaboration with an expert team comprised of Dr. med. Uwe Niekerken (Urologist), Hedda zu Putlitz (Physiotherapist) and Dr. Kim Tofaute (Sports Scientist and Ergonomist) in Terry’s ergonomic laboratory.
The saddles are available in two widths and for 5 different types of cycling and are specifically developed and designed for both the male and female anatomies. The step-free 3-Zone Comfort Principal saddle surface with ergonomic relief channel effectively prevents saddle discomfort while riding.
Terry saddles may effectively reduce the causes of saddle sores. The saddles are developed using the latest sensor pressure measuring technologies in collaboration with an expert team comprised of Dr. med. Uwe Niekerken (Urologist), Hedda zu Putlitz (Physiotherapist) and Dr. Kim Tofaute (Sports Scientist and Ergonomist) in Terry’s ergonomic laboratory.
The saddles are available in two widths and for 5 different types of cycling and are specifically developed and designed for both the male and female anatomies. The step-free 3-Zone Comfort Principal saddle surface with ergonomic relief channel effectively prevents saddle discomfort while riding.
The biggest difference between men and women in terms of anatomy is the genital area and the pelvis. While cycling, this small area bears most of your body weight and is quite sensitive to pressure.
Terry has already scientifically dealt with this topic since 1994. Therefore, the company is a pioneer in the development of ergonomic bike saddles and has extensive knowledge and experience to consequently reduce saddle soreness for men and women.
A perfect pressure distribution over the perineal area and the pubic bones is achieved through an even contact surface and a relief channel. Using high-quality foams and gel inlays provides additional relief, reduces friction and thus avoids saddle soreness.
It’s important to choose the saddle width that best fits your individual pelvic anatomy in order to reduce saddle discomfort. One key factor for determining the correct saddle size is the sit bone distance.