Saddles that come in PINK??? :)

[tctrek]

I noticed you had Selle San Marco Aspide Arrowhead, but the Selle San Marco Aspide Glamour also comes in Pink. I think it's just like an Arrowhead except no cutout. I have a Glamour in Black and another in White, but I've seen them in Pink also.

[Jiffer]

Actually, the Glamour is the one I meant to list. It seems like I may have stumbled across an Arrowhead in pink, but now i can't find it and I'm not sure I ever did see it in pink. Can you tell me about the Glamour? My problem with the Damselfly is that it squishes my girly bits, even though it has a small cut out. The Mantra has very large cutout, which solves that problem. I was worried the Glamour might give me trouble in that area again, but thought I'd try it to be sure ... cause it's PINK and all.

[redrhodie]

Selle An Atomica comes in "Giro Pink"

[susan.wells]

Selle An Atomica comes in "Giro Pink"

I really don't need to know that! Must resist . . .

[tctrek]

Like most saddles, there are mixed reviews on the Glamour. I personally love it so much, that when I upgraded from my Trek 2.3 which has a black Glamour to a Trek Madone, I bought a white Glamour. So, both my Treks have one!!

It has a channel in it rather than a cutout. It's a solid saddle without any padding, and I find that I am able to get my sit bones squarely planted and my girly bits don't get pinched or squashed. I'm probably medium in size, not abnormally large or small... 140 pounds.

I am not a racer or even a long distance rider, but I've spent 5 hours on the Glamour and although I may be tired, I don't have any soreness or hotspots in the saddle area.

That said, it's less than $100, and you can probably get it from a place that has a return policy, so it's worth a shot.

[Pedal Wench]

Like most saddles, there are mixed reviews on the Glamour. I personally love it so much, that when I upgraded from my Trek 2.3 which has a black Glamour to a Trek Madone, I bought a white Glamour. So, both my Treks have one!!

It has a channel in it rather than a cutout. It's a solid saddle without any padding, and I find that I am able to get my sit bones squarely planted and my girly bits don't get pinched or squashed. I'm probably medium in size, not abnormally large or small... 140 pounds.

I am not a racer or even a long distance rider, but I've spent 5 hours on the Glamour and although I may be tired, I don't have any soreness or hotspots in the saddle area.

That said, it's less than $100, and you can probably get it from a place that has a return policy, so it's worth a shot.

I have it in pink - just got it for my birthday. I have the Glamour in black, so I know I'll like it. I used the pink one on my mountain bike for the Breast Cancer 3-Day in Denver, so some good saddle time - about 30 miles on the last day and it felt great. As soon as I get that bike back, I'll move the saddle to a road bike and give you a complete report, but I assume it will be great.

[emily_in_nc]

The Terry Donna's Butterfly used to come in pink but now only in black, alas. Might still be able to find one on ebay or leftover stock online at a bike shop. I couldn't tolerate a Damselfly (agree completely on the pinched bits!), but Butterflies agree with me very nicely.