Ergon

The Ergon brand stands for ergonomics in cycling - more comfort and power and therefore a higher fun factor in recreation.

Numb fingers, aching hands and forearms - problems that many bikers are familiar with. The causes are excessive pressure on particularly sensitive areas of the palm and possible misalignments of the hand. Thanks to their anatomically optimized shape, Ergon grips provide a 100% contact surface and reduce pressure, particularly in the ulnar nerve area, thus preventing the hands from falling asleep. Overloading of the median nerve (carpal tunnel syndrome) due to incorrect hand position is also ruled out and wrist pain is prevented.

Ergonomics focuses on people, not technology. Ergon therefore focuses on the cyclist and the search for the best possible connection between rider and bike. Bicycle ergonomics is very complex and requires interdisciplinary knowledge. The Ergon development team therefore consists of recognized specialists from various fields: Bike experts, racers, sports scientists, sports physicians, ergonomics experts, engineers, industrial designers. Ergon produces grips and backpacks with an appealing design and in compliance with strict ergonomic specifications.

One of the best mountain bikers in the world, Wolfram Kurschat, relies on Ergon. Known as a perfectionist, Kurschat makes full use of every optimization potential and that's where ergonomics comes into play. Ergon products are perfectly tailored to the needs of cyclists.

They save energy, time and secure placings. Wolfram Kurschat, for example, won the German Championship in 2009 after winning in 1999 and 2007. In close contact with Ergon, Kurschat brings his experience from the hardest races in the world into the development process.

The performance of Ergon products is put through its paces in sports science laboratory studies and on test benches at technical institutes, as well as in everyday use and on the race track. With great success. Ergon is right at the top. With editors of bicycle magazines, at international design competitions and in the hardest races worldwide.