FAQ

The AirRide is a standard 250 x 145 mm shape that fits about 95% of riders. The 3D lattice adapts to your sit bones automatically, no measuring, no fitting. And you have 60 days to ride it. If it doesn't work for your body, full refund.

Same saddle. The center channel is wide enough for male anatomy and shaped to relieve soft-tissue pressure for women. Gendered saddles are mostly marketing, pressure mapping shows both sexes benefit from the same open-channel design.

Most riders feel it on the first ride over 30 minutes. Numbness relief is immediate because you're not compressing the pudendal nerve anymore. Sit-bone comfort may take 2 to 3 rides as your body adjusts to being supported firmly instead of sinking into foam.

Yes. Standard 7 mm round rails work with 99% of seatposts, from road to MTB. One Allen key, five minutes. If your current saddle came off, this one goes on.

Especially well. On a trainer you never shift position, so pressure builds in one spot for 1 to 2 hours. The 3D lattice is designed for exactly that use case. Peloton riders report the biggest single upgrade from the stock saddle.

No break-in. The lattice is not foam, it doesn't need to soften up. What it needs is 2 to 3 rides for your body to trust that firm support at the sit bones is actually more comfortable than sinking into a cushion.

Yes, because it's not the saddle body absorbing vibration, it's the chromoly rails. Aluminum and titanium rails pass road buzz straight to you. Chromoly flexes at exactly the right frequency to soak it up. On gravel and rough roads it's the single biggest comfort change.

60 days, real riding, no questions. Ride it in the rain, mud, on gravel, full miles. If it doesn't hold its promise, email support@myvortis.com. We refund every dollar. You keep the saddle or donate it, no repackaging, no unused-in-the-box nonsense.