A cushioning layer designed to enhance comfort during activities involving a seat, specifically a saddle-shaped seat. This accessory typically incorporates a gel material known for its shock absorption and pressure distribution properties. For example, cyclists may attach one to their bicycle to mitigate discomfort during long rides.
The utility of such a product stems from its ability to reduce pressure points and dampen vibrations. This leads to a more comfortable experience, enabling longer periods of activity without significant discomfort. Historically, alternatives included simple padding, but the advent of gel technology provided a substantial improvement in comfort and support.
