Price range: $1,550.00 through $2,250.00
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The BRIDE ZIEG IV WIDE Bucket Seat offers a wider fit with race-ready support, combining a lightweight, high-rigidity design with enhanced comfort for both street and track use.
Maximize support and comfort with the BRIDE ZIEG IV WIDE Bucket Seat, a race-inspired seat designed specifically for drivers who require a roomier fit without sacrificing performance. Featuring a wider shell design, it provides additional space in key areas while maintaining the deep, wraparound structure needed to keep the driver securely positioned during aggressive driving. Constructed with a high-rigidity yet lightweight shell, the seat delivers excellent strength and durability for both street and track use. Its ergonomic design promotes proper posture and reduces fatigue, while high-quality cushioning ensures lasting comfort. Handcrafted in Japan with BRIDE’s renowned attention to detail, the ZIEG IV WIDE offers a perfect balance of safety, fitment, and motorsport-focused performance.
BRIDE is a Japan-based manufacturer specializing in seats and rail components designed to sit closest to the driver, offering maximum protection in a collision. Their ASEA-accredited products meet full vehicle inspection standards and pass six rigorous safety tests covering seat back impact, head restraint performance, seat and belt mounting, and flame resistance. BRIDE is also the first Japanese company to receive FIA endorsement for its seats, with nine models approved for international competition. Every seat is built by hand in Japan using precision-engineered shells and technical fabrics, with all components sourced domestically to keep quality tightly controlled from start to finish. For BRIDE, “Made in Japan” reflects a long-held standard built on ingenuity, meticulous craftsmanship, and technical knowledge; qualities that make their seats a trusted choice in the demanding environment of motorsport.
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