Butterfly Exera Gel Max Women Saddle

Terry’s Butterfly Exera Gel Max Women saddle in the wider version by is ideal for sporty use, for example on a mountain bike or e-mountain bike, as well as for long road or gravel tours. The Exera saddle series stands for an athletic cut combined with comfort in the inclined riding position. Integrated Comfort Gel pads, combined with the proven Comfort Foam, provide relief over a large area and reduce pressure on the sit bones. In the Max version, this sports saddle offers ideal pressure distribution with a sit bone distance of 12 to 15 cm.

With the women's version, Terry makes a technologically consistent approach to the different gender-specific contact zones to avoid unpleasant friction and pressure points. While the central saddle opening relieves the sensitive area, the seat surface has been constructed according to the Terry 3-zone principle for better weight distribution for women. The women’s saddle has a slightly wider saddle opening to protect the sensitive areas in the genital region.

Details:
• Athletic and extra wide saddle for women
• Ideal for long road, gravel, MTB and E-MTB tours
• Comfort Foam and Comfort Gel padding
• Ergonomically optimised for women
• 3-zone comfort principle distributes the seating pressure
• Wide seat dimensions for more comfort
• Narrow design for the middle and front part
• Effective pressure relief in the perineal and genital area
• Easy-care and weatherproof WeatherMax Dura Silk upper material

Technical details:
• Intended use: Road, Gravel, MTB, E-Bike
• Version: Max (for sit bone distance of 12 to 15cm)
• Gender: women-specific
• Saddle rail: CroMo (black)
• Outer fabric: WeatherMax Dura Silk
• Padding: Comfort Foam with Comfort Gel
• Max. load: 120 kg
• Weight: approx. 315 g

In the box:
• 1 Terry Butterfly Exera Gel Max bike saddle

30 days Money Back Trial Offer
If you are not satisfied with the saddle, you can return it within the first 30 days of purchase for a refund.
Exclusions apply to saddles with damage caused by improper use, such as a fall or accident.