PinnedA Tale of Pelvic Asymmetry in CyclingKen Rylander, Heather Costas (MSPT, CIMT, Clinical Director Physical Therapy Team Rehabilitation), Meld SolutionsApr 9, 2018Apr 9, 2018
Asymmetry in CyclingOne of our most frequently asked questions is about asymmetry, so we thought we’ll cover the key parts in this post.Jun 21, 2021Jun 21, 2021
A Quick Look @ Foam ImprintsWe use custom foam blocks to capture each rider’s pressure map. Our foam has high resolution and can capture details such as chamois…Apr 28, 2021Apr 28, 2021
Brief Study of a Well-Used Meld SaddleNot many people talk about well-used saddles and their repair. So we thought we’ll do that. Here’s a brief study of one of our saddles…Aug 15, 2020Aug 15, 2020
A Severe Problem Few Cyclists HaveOver the past few years, we have been keeping track of a particular health issue experienced by roughly 1–2% of cyclists. It appears to be…Jul 15, 2019Jul 15, 2019
A Summary: 2017–2018As we end another year making anatomy-customized saddles, we pause, examine the past year, and think about what comes next.Sep 17, 2018Sep 17, 2018
A Summary: 2016 — 2017As we end another year working on making anatomy-customized saddles, we take a moment to reflect on what we think about most during the…Sep 26, 2017Sep 26, 2017
From Saddle Making to Why We Shouldn’t Fear the Rise of the MachinesMost people who asked about our underlying tech focused on how the physical saddle shells are made. We, on the other hand, are much more…Feb 15, 2017Feb 15, 2017
Hip RotationWe’ve recently been talking to cyclists who aren’t sure why saddles with gradual tapering (also called V or pear-shaped saddles) are…Feb 6, 2017Feb 6, 2017
