RAMUS took part in Arctic15 in Helsinki on 11 to 12 June, joining the Experience Zone with an anatomy-driven triathlon saddle setup.
The event brought together startups, investors, founders and innovation-driven companies from different industries.
For RAMUS, it was a valuable opportunity to present a physical sports technology product in a broader innovation environment.
RAMUS was also recognized as a Top 100 Innovation Honoree at the 100 Innovations, Shaping the Future Awards 2026 at Arctic15.
At the RAMUS booth, visitors were able to see several RAMUS saddle models and pad options on display. The setup helped show RAMUS in its natural environment: triathlon and time trial riding, where the saddle plays a direct role in how well the rider can hold an aerodynamic position.
The core idea behind RAMUS is simple: in aero riding, comfort is not only about softness. It is about stable anatomical support where the body can carry load, while the perineal area stays free from pressure and compression.
This helps the rider stay in position during long-course triathlon and TT use.
Arctic15 was a good reminder that physical product innovation still has an important place in sport. Not every innovation starts with software or electronics. Sometimes the most important development happens at the point where the human body meets the equipment.
For RAMUS, that point is the saddle.
Thank you to Arctic15 and everyone who stopped by the RAMUS booth.
RAMUS is now looking to connect with serious triathlon and TT riders, bike fitters, test centers, selected partners and people who can help bring the product to a wider international audience.
After Arctic15, RAMUS is continuing to build new conversations around anatomy-driven saddle design and the future of triathlon and TT riding.
If you see a way to contribute, we would be glad to hear from you.
Contact: info@ramusseat.com