Tiekoun Breathable Comfortable Ergonomics Mountain Review

Updated I did a short roll when it was warmed up to 34f and it was nice and a bit narrower than my original seat. It hit fifty degrees so I am drove a few miles. The seat is quite comfortable, but a little more cushioning would have been nice. Since my bike was already in the basement over the winter, I couldn't really put it to the test, but just sitting on the bike is pretty comfortable. It looks and feels like a well made saddle and looks forward to the real test.

Glad I got to try this Tiekoun bike seat. Central slits improve air circulation. Medium firm foam saddle pad. Much better than my original saddle. The craftsmanship is so-so when looking at the underside, where a bunch of neatly painted black staples holds all the material together, including where a hole is cut for the center vent. Other glues have random staples. They should not rust over time. I wish it had a waterproof finish instead of reflective stickers. All in all, having tried the…

Given that most reviews are 5 stars and Revain Vine reviews mean they got it for free, of course they'll be singing the praises of this item. Here's an honest review, does it work as intended? Yes. is that convenient? no This item has a cheap foam inside that will flatten out in no time. Also, if you look underneath, it has been casually stapled together. The metal bracket is also poorly made, the unit I received was not properly machined and finished, there are many rough and sharp edges, I…

Have been riding moderate off-road cross country for decades. Saddles usually last 5-10 years, it didn't last 30 miles. After purchasing this product I can say that it is not of high quality. The cover material was thin compared to other saddles. The first ride was just uncomfortable. The second ride became more and more uncomfortable, so I adjusted the saddle angle. The third ride became a problem and I developed numbness in my groin. I took it off and noticed that the rails were bent and the…