Just done 4hrs riding on this saddle first time out on it & I also fitted new pedals/cleats same time. About 30 mins into the ride I felt I needed to adjust the right cleat a fraction but totally forgot about how the saddle felt all together - it was instantly comfortable. The honeycomb structure offers good pressure relief & flexes as you move/pedal. I experienced no pressure points including genital and or peritoneum area. It's a saddle you can fit & forget & just enjoy riding with (been cycling 20yrs & used various saddles over the years) I ride club rides, chain gang & long sportives UK & Europe. Saddle fitted to ciocc supremo
Product Details
Fizik Argo Adaptive R3 Saddle
Fizik's adaptive 3D printing technology is incorporated into the Argo range and makes this R3 Saddle incredibly comfortable, supportive and highly durable. The experts at Carbon® create adaptive padding through Digital Light Synthesis and, together with extensive pressure mapping data from Fizik, a 3D printed lattice structure is created. The result is zonal cushioning and a shape optimised to a wider range of riding positions.
The Argo has a short-nosed design that relieves pressure on soft tissue, allowing a more aggressive, aerodynamic position to be comfortably adopted, ultimately enhancing power outputs. Increased comfort means less shifting of position during a ride or race, ensuring focus is fully on performance or fun.
The use of Adaptive technology makes the saddle more resistant to UV and it's also easy to keep clean. No matter how dirty the ride, a quick wipe or hose down will have it looking new again. Strength to weight ratio is excellent thanks to the use of a carbon-reinforced nylon shell and K:ium alloy hollow rails.
Features
- Versatile short-nosed design encourages stability and relieves pressure on soft tissue
- Tailored zonal cushioning - unique 3D printed lattice structure is tuned for different loading patterns across the whole saddle
- Carbon-reinforced nylon shell
- K:ium 7mm round alloy rails
- Manufacturer claimed weight: 224 grams (140mm) / 230 grams (150mm)
Specifications
- Discipline Compatibility
- Road
- Women's Specific Design
- No
- Cut-Out Design
- Full Cut-Out
- Family
- Fizik Argo
- Gender
- Unisex
- Nose Shape
- Dropped
- Profile
- Flat
- Rail Dimensions
- 7x7mm
- Rail Material
- Titanium
- Riding Position
- Race
- Saddle [Maker]
- Fizik
- Saddle [Material]
- Synthetic
- Saddle [Width]
- 140 mm, 150 mm
- Shell Material
- Nylon, Carbon
- Saddle [3D Printed]
- Yes
- Product code
- 1598706 / 54295479124314
Reviews
Purchased a few weeks ago and have done about 800 kilometres on this saddle including 3 rides in excess of 100 kilometres with no discomfort whatsoever, far more comfortable than any other saddle I’ve tried.
Shipping & Returns
Free UK delivery on orders over £50. Orders are dispatched within 1-2 working days and typically arrive 1-2 working days later.
Return unused items in their original packaging within 30 days of delivery. Return postage is £3.50.
Q & A
6 questions answered
Will this work on a bianchi Infinito?
Hi there, Yes this will work, Many thanks Joe W
Is there a maximum rider weight for this saddle? I’m sitting at around 100kg. Am I too heavy and will it distort or crack under the weight
Hi there, The weight limit on this is 120kg, Many thanks Joe W
Have you got one they can be used to trial it first . I don’t mind paying for hire . I have always used Fizik saddles even when I was racing but recently suffered with soreness which is ruining my cycling . I’m desperate for a resolution .
Hi there, I'm afraid this is not something we offer, Many thanks Joe W
About Fizik
Where the rider meets the bike.
Fizik was founded in Northern Italy with the conviction that the three points of contact between rider and bike — saddle, shoes, handlebar tape — deserve the same engineering focus as the bike itself. Every product is engineered around the rider's body to make the long ride feel shorter.
Fizik's saddle range is organised around the Spine Concept — Bull, Chameleon, Snake — matching saddle shape to rider flexibility. The result is a comfort claim backed by anatomy rather than marketing.





