Hans Rey has made a name for himself far beyond the mountain bike scene with his spectacular MTB trial shows and adventures.  The 6OX Infinergy® ERGOWAVE® active 2.1 in the limited Hans Rey Edition is a tribute to his boundless passion for mountain biking. This black and white saddle design, created by Hans Rey himself, embodies not only the pinnacle of performance, but also the rich history and experience of a pioneer in the world of mountain biking. Hans Rey, the adventurer and visionary, brings not only his name but a life story on two wheels to the 6OX Infinergy® Hans Rey saddle. As a passionate SQlab ambassador, he has conquered the trails of this world and helped to design a saddle that not only meets the requirements of professionals, but also carries the soul of an adventurer.

The 6OX Infinergy ERGOWAVE® active 2.1 ltd. Hans Rey is manufactured entirely in Germany. This not only benefits the environment by eliminating long transportation routes, but also the local economy and creates transparency and trust through traceable production routes.

The special feature of the 6OX Infinergy® Hans Rey is the production and the material from Germany. The black and white saddle, made of BASF Infinergy® material, offers many advantages in terms of comfort, cushioning and back friendliness. Especially on long tours and on the trails, the Infinergy® material raises comfort to a new level thanks to its quick recovery.

Equipped with active technology, the saddle is particularly beneficial for the back on long climbs. Thanks to the SQlab active saddle technology, the saddle follows the pedalling movement, increasing comfort, mobilizing the intervertebral discs and minimizing pressure on the sit bones. Pain in the lower back can thus be prevented.

His skills and image are constantly opening the doors to media coverage around the world; "No Way" Rey has demonstrated his talents in over 60 countries. Hans has made a name for himself with his jump over a car on the 405 Freeway in Los Angeles, his volcano dance in Hawaii, his underwater bungee jump or his Machu Picchu adventure. He was chosen as stunt coordinator and stuntman in Willy Bogner's feature films "Fire, Ice and Dynamite" and "White Magic", as well as in the TV show "Pacific Blue", in which he occasionally made a guest appearance as himself. At the 1996 Olympic Games, Hans was part of an extreme sports act and performed at the closing ceremony in front of 3.5 billion viewers.