Review on 🚴 Optimized Serfas Dual Density Men's Bike Saddle with Cutout by Jim Acquista

Who needs a saddle that hurts? I tried Selle Italia. Tried VTB. The seat that came with my $12,000 S-Works Levo *looked* like a saddle but felt like a granite sculpture! I use on my commuter bike) will thwart attempts to fork off the rear wheel on steep descents. Ha! There are no such worries! It's *so* comfortable to sit on, but I don't lose any feedback on the surface of the track. And the width? Don't worry about shoving it down your back and sending it up and down steep climbs and falls! Serfas may not be a well-respected name in the cycling community (yet). But then think about the pictures you see with other saddles. Don't riders always get up and pedal? Hm. You've never seen her *sitting*, have you? Is this another dimension of the whole concept of the "Festival of Passion"? That should get you thinking! No, I am not a paid columnist or sponsored promoter. Just an aging cyclist, infinitely grateful for the blissful buns on long singletrack rides through the Colorado wilderness. I am very satisfied with Serfas!