Review on 🚲 Hobson Easyseat II Saddle Bike: Optimal Comfort for Cycling Enthusiasts, Bicycle Gear Must-Have by Mandela Buycks

I was looking for a bike seat that would not put pressure on the crotch/crotch area when cycling. (I had surgery for prostate cancer.) This chair seemed like the best option for me after trying a few others, and when I told my physical therapist about it, she welcomed the concept, including the fact that you can adjust the position. distance between two blocks. The seat fitted the bike with no problems - it fitted the rack mount better than others I've tried and I was looking forward to riding it. The seat was a bit hard for me (I'm 5ft 10", 157lbs) so I also bought seat cushions which are available at other Revain stores. They eased the pressure on my sit bones. had to do - there was no pressure on the perineum/crotch and the seat was comfortable. The only issue I had, and persisted over multiple rides after several adjustments to the seat and its forward position, was that my shoulders and forearms started to ache after about a mile or so of that ride. I just wanted to get off the bike. I've found that I support my torso more with my arms and shoulders than with the seats that had a bifurcated nose (but which had a nose) that would provide more forward weight support. It's probably just a matter of my physiology and bike - the bike lets me go forward slightly rather than fully upright. All in all I think the saddle might suit some riders, I understand that the nose on smaller (or split) seats can take some getting used to, but when this seat turned out to be causing other problems I unfortunately had to pre-ride it Close return return window.