New Saddle Review

[tctrek]

I do like it quite a bit after the first 10 mins. The first 10 mins of the ride I am thinking that it is so hard. After that it is great. However that was before....

The only reason I would consider something else is that since the accident, my sit bone on the left is that much more sensitive. I expect breaking the pelvis where did has much to do with that. Also, it feels a tad wide.

Anyway, it got scuffed up in the accident and I was thinking of replacing it when I get money from the claim against the dog owner. It is on the table to just get another one or something different in the same price range and then compare.

Sorry to hear that. I sure hope you find something that is kind to your behind.

[arielmoon]

Sorry to hear that. I sure hope you find something that is kind to your behind.

Thank you.

The Selle San Marco doesnt hurt right now but I wouldnt say that I am entirely comfortable either.

It may just be that I still have a little healing yet to do. I still get some pressure in the groin area. Too soon to tell I think!

Weird thing is that the thinner chamois shorts (Sheebeast Triple S) I own are more comfortable than the thicker PI ones. That was true before the accident as well.

[ny biker]

I tried the Inform last summer - I don't remember which model but it was the more expensive one. I thought the nose was very comfortable. Unfortunately it was too pear-shaped for me so I wound up returning it. If they made one that was t-shaped, I would try it.


Here is a thread about them from last year:

http://forums.teamestrogen.com/showthread.php?t=25618

BTW Bontrager offers a 90-day comfort guarantee, so there's no risk in trying it.