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Alpitude 3D-Prints World’s Lightest Titanium Bottle Cage, the Superleggero Ti

Alpitude Superleggero Ti limited edition pair of ultralight 3D-printed titanium bottle cages
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What’s better than having the lightest carbon bottle cage? How about a couple of Alpitude’s new drillium-style hollowed-out 3D-printed Superleggero Ti – the world’s lightest titanium bottle cage. Strictly limited edition. Sold only in pairs. And come numbered in a custom wooden box. And they’ll ship out in time to be one of the most opulent gifts for the cyclists that has everything…

Alpitude Superleggero Ti ultralight 3D-printed bottle cage

Alpitude Superleggero Ti limited edition pair of ultralight 3D-printed titanium bottle cages, on bike
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Alpitude already made one of the world’s lightest bottle cages with their 9g carbon Superleggero cages that we tested five years ago. But there’s only so light you can go and still hold onto your bottles. So, up in the heart of the Italian Dolomites, Alpitude decided to go exclusive instead.

Alpitude Superleggero Ti limited edition pair of ultralight 3D-printed titanium bottle cages, details

The new cages are selective laser melting 3D-printed from titanium for strength and durability. They share a similar shapes as Alpitude’s standard 80€ minimalist carbon cages, but with a stronger reinforced support for the bottom of your bidon. They may be made with additive metal manufacturing. But Alpitude harkens back to the days of subtracting metal to save weight with classic drillium styling.

Alpitude Superleggero Ti limited edition pair of ultralight 3D-printed titanium bottle cages, on blue

Alpitude claims each Superleggero Ti cage weighs just 14.7g, so they won’t weight you down.

Alpitude Superleggero Ti – Pricing & availability

Alpitude Superleggero Ti limited edition pair of ultralight 3D-printed titanium bottle cages, custom wooden box

Only 99 pairs of these opulent Alpitude Superleggero Ti cages are up for sale now – available in a sandblasted natural titanium finish. Alpitude provides two 3D-printed titanium Superleggero Ti cages in a hand-crafted wooden box with a carbon fiber series number plate, for their premium 380€ pricetag.

Alpitude Superleggero Ti limited edition pair of ultralight 3D-printed titanium bottle cages, custom box contents

Alpitude has begun producing the limited run of ti cages now. And will ship them out in the first week of December via FedEx. Should be plenty of time to get ’em wrapped up an under the tree for your very favorite discerning weight weenie cyclist.

Alpitude Superleggero Ti limited edition pair of ultralight 3D-printed titanium bottle cages, made in the Italian

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Matt
Matt
2 months ago

Odd choice that none of the publicity photos show the bottle holder holding a bottle.

Jeff
Jeff
2 months ago
Reply to  Matt

Probably broke when it did.

Ashok Captain
Ashok Captain
2 months ago

Interesting product for a display bike, but my first thought was that it’s not engineered with muddy rides in mind.
Got me thinking about a drillium King cage, or an Arundel Mandible….

Astro_Kraken
Astro_Kraken
2 months ago

These are expensive and superfluous but I love that they exist.

Bill B
Bill B
2 months ago

Gorgeous and outrageous at the same time. All the best things are.

Marc Smith
Marc Smith
2 months ago
Reply to  Bill B

Most best things are simply functional.

Billyshoo
Billyshoo
2 months ago
Reply to  Marc Smith

Wouldn’t you agree that good things are simple and functional but that the best things one-up the good by eliciting a passionate response?

Marc Smith
Marc Smith
2 months ago

why ?

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