I would also think it could very well have to do with the fact that you're pregnant - depending on how far along you are. Your bones will move/spread so that you can give birthThe baby could also be sitting low and putting additional pressure on you from the inside, thereby compressing your sit bones further.
If the saddle worked before, and isn't worn out, I'd guess it has to do with your body changes. If you want to ride while pregnant, a different saddle might help if you give that a try, If it doesn't matter right, especially entering the second half of your pregnancy, maybe just wait until you start riding again after you have the baby - I'm sure you've got plenty of other things you could be spending money to prepare for your new arrival rather than a new saddle!!!![]()



The baby could also be sitting low and putting additional pressure on you from the inside, thereby compressing your sit bones further.
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