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The
SEAT takes the pressure off soft tissues and tender organs
and lets you sit where you are supposed to sit —
on your “sit bones”. The SEAT’s innovative,
ergonomic design eliminates the protruding horn or nose
found on conventional bicycle seats, providing a significantly
more comfortable and healthy ride. For many people, buying
a new bike also means shopping for a more comfortable
seat. Traditional bike saddles cut off circulation, leading
to discomfort and, in some cases, sexual dysfunction.
See latest NIOSH
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The
SEAT® reduces the risks of impotency
and other injuries with its revolutionary “horn-less”
design. Here’s what they’re saying about
The SEAT:
No more "NUMB BUTT"
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| "This
seat makes a lot of sense to me. Prolonged
riding on conventional seats can cause compression
of the nerves and blood flow, leading to sexual
dysfunction and other problems. I see a lot
of male and female bicyclists who complain
of pain in the perineal area. The SEAT eliminates
the cause of this pain-it’s a big leap
forward." |
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Dr. Thomas Green, chief of urology at Seattle Medical
Center |
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. . . as long as a saddle has a nose - the
case with most new designs - it isn’t
safe." |
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| -Dr.
Irwin Goldstein, chief urologist at Boston Medical
University, Business Week, May 10, 1999 |
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| “The
best seat is wide in the back to allow a person
to sit on the sit bones and it does not have
a nose to press on the pudendal nerves. One
such seat is called "TheSeat" and
is shaped like a rectangle with no nose, so
there is no pressure on your crotch. Now we
can ride for hours without felling any discomfort." |
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Dr. Gabe Mirkin, Host of "The Dr Gave Mirkin
Show", Physician, Author, Professor, Columnist,
Former Marathon Runner. |
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you know, very few urologists are aware of
the association between bicycle seats and
impotence. I’ve given lectures around
the world, and after every one, several physicians
ask us about a safer seat. I always give them
your e-mail address contact@ergo-theseat.com
and web site http://www.ergo-theseat.com,
and explain to them that although we don’t
have scientific evidence that your seat is
ideal, it is wider and has no nose, and in
consequence we feel that it is a great alternative
to traditional seats." |
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Dr. Ricardo Munarriz, associate Dr. Irwin Goldstein,
chief urologist at Boston Medical University |
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