RYET
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3D-printed comfort,
factory-direct pricing.
RYET prints its saddle shells layer by layer, a lattice structure that puts material only where load actually passes through, then ships direct from the factory instead of through three layers of markup. Six models, from a 130 g superlight to a 205 g mountain build, all under $120.
AIRCODE.
The hollow honeycomb shell.
RYET's best-selling shape: a hollow 3D-printed lattice that cuts weight without cutting the structure. Starts at 165 g on a plastic base, or drop to a carbon base for the featherweight build.
K03 Ultra.
High-modulus carbon, one width.
The stiffest saddle in the range: a high-modulus carbon base and 3D-printed top built for technical descents, at 205 g.
RT06.
Down to 130 grams.
The lightest shell RYET prints, in 143, 145, and 155 mm widths — foam-backed for comfort or bare 3D-printed lattice for the last few grams.
RYET AIRCODE 3D Printed Carbon Saddle
Saddles · 4 versions
RYET RT05 3D Printed Carbon Saddle
Saddles · 6 versions
RYET RT06 3D Printed Carbon Saddle
Saddles · 7 versions
RYET K03 Ultra 3D Printed Carbon Saddle
Saddles · 1 version
RYET RT03 3D Printed Carbon Saddle
Saddles · 2 versions
RYET T200 3D Printed Carbon Saddle
Saddles · 2 versions3D-printed carbon saddles. The printed lattice replaces conventional foam with a variable-density structure, so support changes across the shell rather than being uniform padding — firmer under the sit bones, softer where it should be.
Seatposts and the rest of the printed shells are in saddles and seatposts.
