I'm currently riding a "Skye" saddle. Not sure where it came from. It's pretty narrow, has a decent cut out. Similar to these other skye saddles. http://forums.mtbr.com/weight-weenie...le-370575.html

From what I remember I've tried is a bontrager something (went to my LBS measured my sit bones and was told to get it). No cut out but a small groove, squishy, and hell on my race bike. It is currently on my commuter and it works fine, largely in part to not having a long enough seat post, so I am much more upright and the squish helps the sit bones.

But when you are not in pain and comfortable, you perform better all the way around.
True that.

My mom's boyfriend/my coach, as well as my LBS, other part time coach, and other friend, have all looked at my position. All people I really trust and who know their stuff. I worry about my position, especially because of my injury (medial meniscus damage), but I'm pretty sure that it was caused from not stretching enough/at all. I go through a pretty hard core stretching routine in the mornings and follow my rides with ice. I've been working with a chiropractor, who is also a cyclist, and it seems to be helping. (The chiropractor says it's probably due to tight hips and muscle imbalance.)

Pretty sure my fit is okay. Although that is a really good point and something that I should double, triple, quadruple check.