Quote Originally Posted by KnottedYet View Post
Umm... I think you're looking at that picture backwards? Are you talking about pain at your butt underwear line, or at your hoo-hah?

If it's chafing at your butt panty-line, the saddle transition from "sit" to nose is probably too gradual.

If it's pressure at your butt on the sit-bones, that's where you want it. (does it feel like you would after sitting on those metal benches at the football stadium?) Keep the saddle a while and see how it goes.

If it really is pain on the pubic rami, up front by your hoo-hah, then the saddle is either too narrow at your sit bones (but you measured, and it sounds ok) or the nose may be tilted up too high, or again it may be too pear shaped and you are shifting forward to clear your hips as you ride, thereby sitting on the narrower front portion of the saddle and weightbearing on the pubic rami instead of the ischial tuberosities.
I think I'm looking at the picture right. Scroll down to like the 3rd picture where it shows it from the side. Then I think you'll see better what I'm talking about.

I feel like what I "want" is a more T shape. I just don't know if that would solve the issue. When I first sat on the seat and left my house, I immediately went down a big hill. The first thing I noticed was that I just slid forward. It feels like the wide portion of the seat, is too long and digging into the bones along my inner thigh. Which is an improvement over the previous seat where I was actually sitting directly on everything that matters. 2 hours of that, and truly, going to the bathroom is not an enjoyable experience. I also wonder if the pain with the Ruby might be from chafing from the shorts. I'm a fairly small person and the width between my inner thighs, across my pubic bone, is relatively small. They padding of every pair of shorts I've tried on, soft of folds down my legs if that makes sense.