SQ-Lab saddle 610 Infinergy M-D active 2.1

The 610 M-D Infinergy® active is suitable for the comfort-oriented mountain biker and the sporty trekking rider. The relief of the perineal area is very large with 82%. The popular saddle model 610 M-D is now also available in a variant: made in Germany. Consisting of BASF Infinergy® material, this offers every cyclist many advantages in terms of comfort, cushioning and back-friendliness. Especially on long tours, off the road, the Infinergy® material, due to its fast recovery, raises comfort to a new level.

The cover is not pulled over the entire surface of the saddle as in classic saddles. There are only "tapes" in the important places. These are connected automatically and without glue to the Infinergy ® foam.

SQlab active saddle technology allows the saddle to follow the pedaling motion, increasing comfort, mobilizing the intervertebral discs and minimizing pressure on the sit bones. Pain in the lumbar region, especially on longer tours, can thus be reduced. The timeless design fits perfectly to any bike.

+ Made in Germany

+ BASF Infinergy® material

+ Comfortable, cushioning, robust

+ Maximum relief

+ Back friendly

M-D Line
The M-D Line was developed for maximum relief of sensitive areas and allows pressure to be distributed according to medical criteria. M-D stands for maximized dip and, in combination with the high classic step shape, distributes the body weight to the sit bones.

Made in Germany
The manufacturing technology was developed very successfully a few years ago by the Oechsler company in Ansbach, a major automotive supplier, for a major sports equipment manufacturer. SQlab and Oechsler then jointly optimized this process for saddles. From an ecological point of view, the local sourcing of SQlab "Made in Germany" products means not only that the long transport route is eliminated, but also that production is extremely efficient and subject to strict German guidelines for pollutants. Local manufacturing, quality assurance and durability are crucial for the SQlab project.