Platt Bike Saddle Cushion: Ultra-Comfortable Lightweight Carbon Fiber Bicycle Seat with Leather Cover, Ideal for Road Bike and MTB Review

Looks sleek and handles well for a 30 mile bike ride at 30 km/h. A little wider than my Bontrager Carbon, I liked that. I like the lack of a logo and the clean look. Just as comfortable as my last saddle, so no complaints here.

This seat appears to have well balanced padding and is light in weight. Drive a little over half an hour and found it very comfortable. Can and definitely will last longer and won't end up squeaking and squirming with discomfort (I'm looking at you, the previous unpadded full carbon seat).

A la fecha con mas de 300K de corrido, ha function correctamente, ligero, se justa bien, no tiene ningún ruido, avería. todo bien!. Hay que tener en cuenta que por la ligereza del producto no es muy acolchado, por lo que recomiendo una buena licra (Badana, Culotte, o como le digan),

If this saddle is for your bike then this is it. I have a $300 saddle. Weight (approx. 140g), design and cushioning are almost identical for both. The second is real leather. A big issue for me is how they have rails on them. I put my saddle as far back on the bike or seatpost as possible. This saddle has the rails adjusted to push the saddle about 1 inch forward than mine and it doesn't work for me. Anyway, I'd like to back mine an inch if possible. Unfortunately it has to be returned.

A cyclist with 65 years of experience (including twice the distance and 21 years of coast to coast work) I can claim to be a saddle expert. and shorts! I bought my current bike (Trek Madone 9.9) in 2016. It came with a $300+ saddle that turned out to be an uncomfortable beast. Since then I've been going through a list of saddles trying to find the perfect fit for my upcoming ride. I decided to try this saddle (which appears on multiple sellers - same saddle). I decided I had almost nothing to…