Innie vs Outie Bike Saddles: Why Anatomy Matters in Cycling Comfort
Too many female riders live with discomfort. For many, a new saddle may be just the fix they need.
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3. Women’s Comfort & Staying Aero
In this episode of The Comfort Lab, professional triathlete Deborah Eckhouse shares her experience with women’s comfort on the bike and what it takes to stay aero over long efforts.
2. Where Bike Fitting Is Headed
In this episode of The Comfort Lab, JCOB's Head of Growth and Partnerships, Andrew, sits down with Aaron Dunford of Fusion Peak Professional Cycle Fitting to discuss why proper bike fit is essential for comfort, efficiency, and long-term performance.
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This conversation with our CTO, John Cobb, delves into the benefits of short cranks, their impact on aerodynamics, biomechanics, and power, as well as their relationship with seat height and breathing.
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A brief introduction to the JCOB Comfort Lab, outlining the purpose of the series and what listeners can expect.