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At a glance
- Condition
- New
- Color
- Black
- Size
- medium/large(38-44)
- Model
- SA0292
- Dimensions
- 13.43"L x 7.55"W x 3.11"H
- Material
- Microfibre
- Outer Material
- Foam
- In the box
- 1 x Saddle
- Warranty
- 2 year manufacturer
Features 5
- Orthopedic padding provides enhanced support and optimal pressure distribution
- Large-Area Pressure Distribution Provides optimal pressure distribution for sit and pelvic bones, the contoured surface area helps prevent saddle discomfort
- Pronounced Relief Channel The relief channel helps to avoid numbness and provides increased protection for soft-tissue areas. Specifically adapted for men
- The flexible side flanks biomechanically enhance power transfer and reduce pressure on the thigh muscles
- Sit-Bone Width 12-16 cm
Description
Ergon took it upon themselves to focus on all kinds of persistent seating problems in mountain biking. Based on the the great success of the SM saddle series now come additonal models for 2020 - further refined for even more comfort. The orthopedic foam is thicker, softer and creates a large contact area. Features a flat seat for dynamic sitting in different postitions without tilting effects. In typical Ergon fashion there are gender specific versions of the new SMC saddles, each one anatomically designed for fitting male and female riders. Womens typically ride with high pressure in the genital area, which is exactly where the specific relief channel makes things right. In the male specific model the pronounced, rearward postitioned relfief channel provided maximum relief in the sensitive perineal area.
Specs 20
| Brand | Ergon |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
| Product Dimensions | 13.43"L x 7.55"W x 3.11"H |
| Material | Microfibre |
| Outer Material | Foam |
| Pad Type | Gel Pad |
| Bike Type | Mountain Bike |
| Manufacturer | Ergon |
| Item Package Dimensions L x W x H | 14.72 x 7.56 x 2.87 inches |
| Package Weight | 0.45 Kilograms |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 13.43 x 7.55 x 3.11 inches |
| Brand Name | Ergon |
| Model Name | SMC |
| Suggested Users | mens |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | SA0292 |
| Model Year | 2021 |
| Style | Does Not Apply |
| Size | medium/large(38-44) |
| Sport Type | Cycling |
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Top Amazon Reviews
Best saddle I've ever used
Color: Black
Size: medium/large(38-44)
69 y.o., 6'2", 225 lbs., 140mm sit bones. I've been through a LOT of saddles: Fizik, Specialized, Bontrager, Brooks, Rivet, SMP, SQ labs, WTB, Selle Anatomica, Fabric . . . and probably others I've forgotten. There were saddles that were instantly wrong, and others that seemed promising but got uncomfortable after an hour or more of riding. And, over the decade that I've been riding more seriously, my body has changed. I'm lighter, which is a good thing except that there's less cushion in my posterior. That is also a consequence of aging, along with more sensitivity back there. As a result, I've found that saddles that used to seem pretty ideal -- like the Specialized Power -- now don't have enough cushioning for my bonier butt. A year ago I landed -- figuratively and literally -- on Ergon saddles. Both the SR and the SM instantly felt more comfortable than anything else I had tried. They have a somewhat unusual shape -- flat and wide with a generous relief channel down the middle of the saddle. I could have lived with either, but ordered the SMC in the hope it would be just the little bit softer I wanted. Voila! It's the first combination of right shape -- including a generous 160mm width -- and cushion that I'd been searching for. Unlike a short nose saddle (like the Power), it's long enough to move around on for relief. Three hour rides -- my longest so far -- don't leave me in discomfort. The saddle never "disappears" -- I no longer believe such a thing happens. But my tail never complains, and that's more than good enough for me. Let me finish with my discovery of why leather saddles like the Rivet, Brooks B17, and Selle Anatomica didn't work for me. All of them are around 175mm wide, which theoretically should work for my 140mm sit bones. With all of them, I never felt like they broke in. Finally I turned the B17 over and measured the distance between the horns of the cantle -- the metal bracket to which the leather is riveted. It turned out to be about 125mm. The SA and Rivet are about the same. They never broke in for me because I was literally sitting on the frame. I really, really wanted to like all those saddles, and read many rapturous testimonies to their comfort. My bet is that all those leather freaks have skinnier butts than mine. The SMC -- and pretty much all modern saddles -- eliminate the frame for a more monocoque construction. So, if you're a widebody like me, caveat emptor.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 9, 2021 by J. B. Willson
Cush for da tush
Color: Black
Size: medium/large(38-44)
It is a very comfy and usable seat for MTB. A typical ride is around 20-22 miles and this seat feels great. I wear padded shorts and on occasion just regular athletic clothing. I forget the seat is there.
Reviewed in the United States on October 7, 2024 by Farm Hand
I hope my review can help other mtb riders
Color: Black
Size: small/medium/men's 3.5-7.5/women's 5-9
I'm 5.9ft height (1.76m) and weight 174lb (79kg) and ride mtb trail (20 miles average per ride). During the last six years, I have owned the following saddles: WTB (Pure, Silverado and Rocket), SDG (Duster, Bel Air)... These all are great saddles, however at the end of every ride, somehow I've ended with minor bottom sore, chafing or discomfort. At the beginning, I thought it was my padded chamois, so I also kept changing brands and using different chamois creams or powder... After many different combinations, I decided to give it a try to an Ergon saddle... I didn't do it before because I thought their "square shape" and flat profile (visually less padded and rounded than my other saddles) wouldn't be the best option for me... But I was sooooooo mistaken... After visiting the saddle selection tool at Ergon website, I got the Ergon SMC small/medium foam saddle and tested it on my hardtail bike as benchmark... What a difference since the first minutes !!! and how great after a 20 mile ride!!! I was really amazed... ZERO sore, chaffing or discomfort. Loved its inner channel and how eliminated groin discomfort when climbing. My other saddles also have this channel but not as pronounced as in the Ergon. If that happened with my hardtail, then I wanted to try it out on my full suspension bike... Even better!!!. And my guess is that the Ergon SMC gel or core are even more comfortable... but for me, the SMC foam is just enough to totally forget about the saddle and enjoy my ride. I'm fully aware that a saddle is a total personal preference and depends on your bike discipline, milage, body shape and weight, etc. But if someone is searching for a different alternative to saddle discomfort, I would definitely recommend the Ergon SMC. I hope this review can help other riders... Enjoy the outdoors!!!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2022 by Rene
A bit on the expensive side but works
Color: Black
Size: small/medium/men's 3.5-7.5/women's 5-9
Very comfortable seat. I can now bike for 3 hours without feeling any pain. The back part does not hurt the next day either.
Reviewed in the United States on October 26, 2024 by Michael Petrov
Excellent Design for good blood flow
Color: Black
Size: small/medium/men's 3.5-7.5/women's 5-9
I ran into circulatory issues with most stock bike seats. They usually obstruct the perineum blood flow. And many of the aftermarket saddles designed to remedy this issue are so wide in the front saddle portion in an effort to create a wider opening, they obstruct the blood flow of the femoral arteries and veins in the inner parts of the upper legs. This saddle addresses both issues for me. Even though there are other saddles that can perform these functions similarly like the Planet Bike A. R. S. saddles, this one allows easy and minimally obstructed maneuvers to stand up and move the body further to the back for MTB riders going downhills.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 4, 2024 by Mike
Most Comfortable
Color: Black
Size: medium/large(38-44)
And before ordering I measured my sit bones to make sure I got the right size and the saddle was sized correctly. I knew this was going to be a good saddle when I had absolutely no pain or comfort issues during my first ride of about two hours. I don’t even notice the saddle is on the bike anymore and this is easily the best MB saddle I have ever used
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Reviewed in the United States on January 14, 2023 by LarryKen