🚲 FOME Uprated Vershion Spider Saddle: Lightweight and Comfortable Mountain Bike Road Bicycle Seat Cushion Review

These seats are really comfortable, I was skeptical at first but I saw them on another bike and asked the guy what he thought of them and he told me they were fantastic. I ordered one and I really liked it so I bought 5 more for other bikes. I have them on both road and mountain bikes and I have to say that they are very comfortable even on long rides.

Ride it twice. The first was a few miles off the road. The second was 40 miles of trails, roads and gravel. Comfort wasn't bad, but there's a lot of stretched white plastic in the seat and I'm afraid to ride it again because it looks like it's going to break. It also looks pretty cheap with a puffy sticker and poor screen printing. I'm 6ft 2 in 230 so maybe some of the lighter ones have better luck but it didn't help me.

Isn't a very comfortable seat anyway I've always liked flat light saddles, but the plastic is so thin you can only feel the brace under the seat, which also digs in after I've during After a 2 hour ride in the sun on a bike on a bike rack my seat melted and literally curled up requiring me to use it for about 10 miles of forest trails and my butt ached from the comfort The last 3 miles literally stood, I would not recommend it at all

What a great saddle I'm a bike mechanic and have been riding bikes for over 20 years. I buy these seats for all my bikes and I have bought many of these seats over the years. They are light and very comfortable. I've driven a hundred miles in one of these seats. I had no problems and my butt never hurt. I don't know why people have bad reviews on this topic. It is obvious in the reviews that the saddle on your bike is not properly adjusted. Anyway I don't see any downsides to this seat…

I actually have a real Tioga Spyder Stratum but I need a different saddle for my MTB. For the price, it's hard to beat. Plastic doesn't feel of the same quality or bends. But it bends. I actually have it on a hardtail bike. Because the plastic is harder I feel like I slide on it more. This works well for MTB because I want to glide easily on descents or go up on the nose on climbs. I don't want to slip on a road bike either. Worth trying again for the price.

I bought my first one on a super expensive ultra light bike to replace a high end saddle that cost 15 times the price. This one is lighter and at least as comfortable; it was white but not colored. If you have never tried such a saddle, remember that the comfort of a saddle does not depend on its padding, but on how well it supports the anatomy. It's perfect for any reasonably athletic male of medium to light build, and if that's you you'll find it more comfortable than you'd expect.

I bought this saddle because it was very cheap and it looked interesting. How can it be comfortable sitting on a piece of perforated plastic? Upon delivery I was shocked at how light the saddle was. I mounted it like any other saddle and rode it 10 miles. Holes in the plastic allow for adequate ventilation to allow sweat to evaporate. The plastic is thin enough to be flexible and surprisingly comfortable. I had no issues with rubbing or hot spots. The feel is reminiscent of the Brooks saddle I…

I bought this seat for my 2017 Kestrel Talon a few years ago and it's still holding up. There is only light wear around the edges but for the price and mileage I would say it has exceeded my expectations. I originally bought it as a test for the more expensive (about $130 at the time) Tioga Spyder seat. I worked in a bike shop and many of my colleagues and customers told me that the saddle would break and I would probably hurt myself. After competing in a few bike races, climbing and descending