Selle Italia Diva Gel SuperFlow Road/Mountain Bike Saddle - Comfortable Seat for Women, Black Review

We bought this seat for my wife and she liked it better than the saddle that came installed on her Canyon Neuron. We tried Terry's saddle first, but it didn't quite fit her sit bone. She likes this saddle as it is softer and more flexible. Keep in mind that no saddle on the trail looks like a lazy boy and it takes time to get ready, but this saddle is as good as I've seen it. Highly recommended.

I had to replace the seat that came with my Specialized women's road bike as my "women's parts" became very uncomfortable after just a few miles. Most bicycle seats are designed for the male anatomy. This seat is more suitable for female drivers. I wanted to use it for a few trips before leaving a review. I felt a lot less discomfort even after a long ride and it made a big difference for me.

This year I've found that I like low profile saddles. The specialized whale tail didn't suit me. I slid further forward. This saddle is comfortable and has a little more rebound. I don't race, so a little seat flex isn't a problem for me. One more thing: don't try saddles until the end of the riding season because you need to desensitize your sit bones. All saddles hurt for the first 2-3 weeks. Lightweight, great cut, great look.

I bought this saddle hoping it would be comfortable enough for long distance cycling but it is not. The longest ride you can take with this saddle is 20-25 miles max before the pain becomes unbearable. I just finished my first Ironman 70.3 and honestly wanted to quit because this seat was giving me so much pain. I had to get off my bike for 5-10 minutes to relieve the pain before I could finish the class. After that race I refuse to get on the bike until I buy a new saddle. I suggest going to a

I used to have a very soft gel saddle and have had it for many years. I also wear gel shorts. I got this because I was having severe soft tissue pain and chafing from my old seat. Decided it was worn out and it was time for a new one. This saddle is very different from what I've had before in terms of profile, stiffness and material. Yes, there is gel in it, but it's much harder. However, it wasn't more than comfortable for the first few 20 miles, when my backside got used to it. I took one…

For advanced mountain biking I need a hard saddle but my butt likes it a little softer. From epic mountain bike rides to short 2-hour rides, this saddle offers stiffness and comfortable support. I have one for each of my three mountain bikes. I was considering buying a 4th after a small dent blew a hard 1/2" branch through the saddle on one of my mountain bikes, but ended up with a hole and 1/2" tear through the branch myself my saddle works perfectly. The damaged saddle still works well and…

First let me say something about saddle sizes. Measure your sit bones. There are many easy ways to do this using chalk and a piece of cardboard. Look on YouTube. Base your saddle size on this measurement. There will be nothing exact, but choose the closest size. If you can't find your size in men's saddles, look at women's saddles, they tend to be larger. Men's saddles are designed for lean Italian men weighing 160 pounds with no fat. They don't fit the standard American male. I am 55 years…