Ergon Grips & Saddles for Mountain Biking NZ

About

Ergon is a German brand that engineers cycling products around the natural position of the human body. Their ergonomic grips and saddles are used by riders who want to reduce hand fatigue, numbness, and saddle discomfort on long rides. Whether you are riding a daily commute, a multi-day bikepacking route, or technical mountain bike trails, Ergon products are designed to help you ride longer and more comfortably. Why Choose Ergon? Ergon invests in biomechanics research and rider testing to develop products that genuinely reduce pain and improve comfort. Their grips feature extended support wings that spread handlebar pressure across a wider surface area of the hand, and their saddles are designed around sit-bone spacing for a more natural seated position. Ergon Grips Ergon grips are the most widely used ergonomic grips in mountain biking. The GE1, GP3, and GA3 series offer lock-on installation with ergonomic support wings in varying sizes. Particularly effective for reducing hand and wrist fatigue on longer trail rides, gravel routes, and commutes. Available in single and bicolor compounds. Ergon Saddles Ergon saddles are anatomically designed for cyclists who experience discomfort from narrow, performance-oriented saddles. The SM, SFC, and STC series cover MTB, enduro, and gravel riding, with varying cutout designs and foam densities suited to different riding positions and sit-bone widths. Ergon Bikepacking Packs Ergon makes seat packs, hip packs, and backpacks designed for trail and bikepacking use. Their hip bags are a popular alternative to hydration backpacks for trail riders wanting lower weight and better back ventilation on warm days. Ergon Gloves Ergon cycling gloves add another layer of vibration damping and palm support. Available in short and long finger versions for road, trail, and commuter use to complement the ergonomic grip system. Who Is Ergon For? Ergon is for any rider who experiences hand numbness, wrist pain, or saddle discomfort. Particularly