Striking to say the least, the Essax Shark saddle It was developed together with biomechanics to improve pedaling efficiency and help cyclists with different problems such as hip rotations. It is provided with a central fin, hence its name, which helps the cyclist to position the sit bones correctly so that they are perfectly supported on the saddle.
Thanks to this central fin the cyclist knows exactly where he should sit, making the most of the force exerted during pedaling and increasing performance. This has been proven by experts.
What is the fin for?
The Shark's fin is key to this biomechanical set. Its positioning tells the cyclist how to position their sit bones so that they are perfectly supported on the saddle. That is, it interacts with the user by giving them information about how they should sit.
In the hundreds of biomechanical studies carried out during the development of this product, the evidence told us that the vast majority of cyclists had the sensory perception of being well placed on their saddles, when reality showed that they tended to be turned or only supported one of them. the two ischiums. Because, if we have some type of dysmetria in normal life, it is multiplied on the bike, since the posture adopted to pedal is not the natural one of the human body.
The saddle, which was initially intended to be a therapeutic solution to the discomfort of thousands of cyclists, has become an element that can allow greater physical performance, and not because there is a new support point on the bike, which in fact is not such, but because by giving stability to the hips, the transmission of force to the pedals is much more efficient, therefore achieving greater performance.
How did it come about?
Essax It broke all the molds of the sector, changing the way of conceiving the bicycle saddle, which had not evolved for decades. It launched a completely new product that created (and continues to do so) great expectations worldwide. Never before has a saddle been made like this, which everyone is talking about.
Many thousands of units sold later, and many more satisfied cyclists, have proven us right and have shown that it was not a simple extravagance to attract attention. The Shark, it works.
Is it approved?
He Essax Shark It is patented, although its use in official UCI (International Cycling Union) competitions is not permitted.
How is it placed?
Although we provide an installation guide, before purchasing we recommend first consulting a biomechanics professional, who will advise you on its correct placement and use.
