
Originally Posted by
nscrbug
vness,
I have tried a Cobb V-Flow Plus. I previously rode a Cervelo Carbon Soloist and had the Cobb saddle put on before I even took the bike home from the LBS. I rode that saddle for 300 miserable miles before returning it. For me, it WAS too narrow. I had extreme sitbone pain and numbing. It was NOT the saddle for me. However, Cobb has a 180-day return policy...so if you suspect that it might work for you, you really have nothing to lose in trying it. I can say this...it definitely felt better riding the Cobb in aero, than it did upright. It's very popular amongst the triathlon crowd, so it makes sense that it would feel better in aero, as it is designed with a wide and heavily padded nose.
I also have ridden a ProLogo saddle (the Kappa Dea). This saddle came stock on my 2010 Cannondale Synapse Carbon Fem 3, that I recently purchased. I tried to like this saddle, but sadly, it too felt too narrow for me...causing the same sitbone pain/numbing. I don't know how this saddle compares to the "Choice" model you are considering. I believe the width on it is 138mm, but I could be wrong on that. I have been unable to really find much information on ProLogo saddles.
Hope this helps somewhat.
Linda