SMP4Bike Selle SMP TRK Medium Saddle,Black,28.0 x 16.0-cm

I’ve tried numerous saddles to try and find one that doesn’t put pressure on the perineum ,I took a look at this saddle and thought it’s so wierdly shaped it can’t work ,I’m happy to say it did work which makes cycling so much more comfortable ,this saddle is on a rigid steel framed touring bike ,I find this so comfortable I’m thinking of buying another as a back up ,although I can recommend this saddle whole heartedly because it works for me I’ll just say we’re all built differently so I can’t guarantee it’ll work for everyone looking for relief on the old perineum,but I do recommend you measure your sit bones before buying the right size if you decide to buy one of these great saddles.

I aimed to swap out my stock Peloton saddle since I couldn't adjust to it even after a year. Although this new saddle isn't the perfect solution, it is certainly an improvement over the Peloton one in terms of price and comfort, at least from my perspective.

I got these for my adventure holiday 640km bike ride from Vietnam to Cambodia. 5 days on this saddle was the most comfortable ride I ever had. I would recommend this if you are looking for comfort.Tips. make sure you till the seat just ever so slightly back a bit. It just cups my bottom perfectly.

You'll see I don't write many reviews BUT this time things need to be said. I've always loved cycling but could never ride for very long because my sit bones would feel like they had been tenderised with Thor's hammer. I'd never tried a new saddle before and assumed that as this was always my experience on every bike (road and mtb) that it was just the price I paid for enjoying the sport and that I must have a particularly sensitive undercarriage. That said, I've never experienced perineal pain or numb willy syndrome - just agonising sit bones. I feel it worth mentioning that I'm not overly blessed with gluteal muscles. I'm in reasonable shape but my bum is small and provides minimal padding. This may be part of the issue... However - I got so fed up with feeling like I'd been spanked by big Bernard at the local torture dungeon that I decided to gamble £40 on one of these saddles. I'm writing this in my car after 15km on the trails at Swinley forest. Usually at this point I'd be dreaming of a donut cushion and readying myself for a post shower application of tea tree oil and arnica... but I feel fine. I could go out and ride the same bouncy Red trails again and it's because of this saddle. In comparison to Thor's hammer, I feel like my cheeks spent the last hour and a half being carefully cupped by a gentle and loving siren of the forest...So is this review a bit over the top?... yes of course it is... but I should have bought one of these selle saddles years ago. It's pretty heavy so not one for the gram counters but I'd honestly still use it if it weighed another 500g because I could double my mileage and still not have a sore bum. I can't guarantee it'll do the same for you but if you have a skinny bum and your sit bones hurt for days after a ride like mine did, this might be worth a try.

Bought this after a severe prostate infection (again). Read the reviews then did some research. It wqs also mentioned on the Prostate Cancer UK web forum, so I bought I'd give it ago. Am I glad I did. After a bit of setting up I can now do my daily 10 miles in near perfect comfort. I say near as a few times Ive gone out in just regular shorts and while still comfortable, cycle shorts or bib is way better. As for cost....for me worth every penny. Im 6' 6" qnd the r3gular seat was fine for me too.

Struggling to get on with this saddle, been on a few rides with it and it is so sensitive to angle and fore aft position adjustments. I just can't seem to get it set up in a way that is comfortable. The saddle design doesn't lent itself you you charging your position on the saddle so you have to get it exactly right which can be very hard to do by yourself. Despite the extra padding.i find an unpadded flat saddle more comfortable.I might have to find a friend to tighten the saddle whilst I sit on it to get the right angle for me.Edit:I took this to a bike shop and they couldn't adjust it either. Maybe it is a combination of my seat post and this saddle together but it is on its way back to Amazon. Going to try a different saddle instead. Make sure you can very finely adjust your saddle angle easily before buying.

The droop nose keeps the saddle away from sensitive areas allowing comfortable riding on and off road. I kept at same height as old saddle on MTB but moved it forward about 10 mm towards front of bike. This gave a nice ride position without scuffing of inner thigh area. The rubber finish tends to lock you into position so no sliding backwards. Good budget saddle - not too heavy.

This is for me the perfect saddle, now have one on all my bikes really comfortable even after 50 or 60 + miles.