Do not let the name fool your eyes. This saddle is easy to get used to by cross-country racers. The newest mountain-bike-specific saddle from Fizik began registering U.S. National cross-country series victories in 2007 underneath Geoff Kabush. Is it possible to find a saddle that provides a comfortable perch for regular riders?
Tech features The Tundra, Fizik’s lightest cross country specific saddle, is available in two versions. The tested all-white carbon braided version sells at 190g, while the black Tundra with Fiziks exclusive kium rails retails at 190g. The lighter white carbon Tundra is a mere 190g (40g lighter than the black version), and features a wider nose for greater comfort. The Tundra features a lighter foam padding than leather and a Microtex cover that is durable, water-resistant, and won’t fade. The Tundra features an Integrated Clip System (I.C.S. The Tundra has an Integrated Clip System (I.C.S.). This allows for quick attachment and removal ICS accessories such as the Fizik Saddle pack and Blink light. Fizik Tundra is accessible at After the thrashing. It provides a more comfortable and wider base for riders’ sit bones than other cross-country-race saddles. You will notice black hockey tape covering the carbon rails when you set up the saddle. This is done to increase the grip of the rails and decrease the risk of damaging the carbon through over-tightening. Microtex covers provide good traction on shorts and cycling shorts. However, they are still smooth enough that you can shift your position forward when climbing long distances. Fizik Tundra is a lightweight cross-country racing saddle that is extremely comfortable. However, it shouldn’t be confused with a trailbike or mountain bike saddle which is more comfortable.
