To celebrate producing over 1000 unique custom saddles under its flagship One-to-One program, Fizik has created a short film with some of its leading riders on the importance of their one to one saddle technology in enabling their performance.
One-to-One is Fizik’s bespoke saddle programme that creates a one-of-a-kind, custom 3D-printed saddle, using pressure-mapping data captured during a dynamic fitting session. Available in a growing network of over 100 worldwide bike fitters and bike stores.
Four-time Tour De France champion Tadej Pogačar remarks that he has seen riders ‘lose or go home from the race, because of saddle sores.’ Having taken all but one of his wins on a One-to-One saddle since his first fit session last year, it’s clear that access to a truly custom saddle is now vital to his setup. If anyone needed further proof, his 8 (and counting) One-to-One saddles are certainly a positive sign too.
Isaac del Toro is also a big fan of the system, but for different reasons, the emerging star says that “thanks to the comfort and the grip” his performance is improved “with the power I can go a little bit faster”.
The tech is not limited to current World Tour pros; pioneering ultra-distance racer Lachlan Morton says that “it would be tough to imagine going back” after using Fizik’s adaptive 3D printed technology, the padding system that One-to-One is based on.
Artist and Ultra rider Quinda Verhuel was told, before working with Fizik and One-to-One that she would “just had to change my position or just have to shift my hips” to get the comfort she needed in multi-day events. If she wanted “to feel like she was sitting on a feather” then One to One was the only answer.
Produced individually at their Italian HQ, each One-to-One saddle is custom-printed based on the exact pressure-mapping information from a rider’s dynamic fitting session.
This data samples the rider, as they pedal on their own bike, and seeks to build a unique saddle made up of multiple variable density zones to aid symmetry, spread pressure more evenly and reduce peak pressure. All factors which can be confirmed by any rider during a follow up fit session.

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