🚴 Toseek Lightweight Carbon Fiber Bicycle Saddle: Ultimate Comfort for Road and Mountain Bikes Review

The good news first, mine weighed 129 grams which is actually less than advertised. And it's a comfortable seat. Now for the bad: It broke. The carbon fiber tore where the tail meets the seat back. I was able to fill it with epoxy and it seems to be holding up so far. I still use this seat and am happy with it except for one glitch.

This is one of the best values I have seen. It replaces a 10-year-old $235 saddle that has seen better days. One of the reasons I made this purchase was a review that said it weighed 139 grams instead of the advertised 150. Well, mine weighed 134, only 9 grams more than my expensive one. My first day of use was a 20 mile practice ride, the next day I rode 50 miles. Very happy with comfort, weight, looks.

This is amazingly comfortable on a hardtail mountain bike. I bought this after trying many places in the $120 range. This is definitely not a golden saddle for me, but my butt really does feel like it has been hit with a metal bat after a two-hour ride. It allowed me to stop worrying about my butt and focus on driving. This seat looks very uncomfortable, but the point is that it flexes and acts as a shock absorber. It is made of carbon fiber and has extra padding in the seat area. It definitely

The first thing I looked for was a comfortable saddle for my hardtail. The fabric radial elite saddle enjoys a high reputation as a bicycle saddle. The carbon rail model was $170. The Toseek was apparently a copy of an expensive model. The entry-level fabric shovel with steel rails was similar in price to the Toseek model but more than twice the weight. I decided to take a chance and bought the Toseek thinking I could return it with Prime and at least give it a try. I was skeptical about…

Update: 1 year First impression, unpacked immediately Weighed 152g. It has a thin cushion with a textured surface. The mounting rails are 7mm wide and 9mm high and work great with my 2-bolt seatpost clamp. It should work with any top and bottom clamp. I didn't over tighten for fear of crushing the carbon fins, but they hold my weight and don't squeak like metal fins. The shape is flatter than my loading spoons and the embossed slot is a welcome change. It seems to support me more in my sit…