🚴 Maximize Comfort and Performance with Volt Saddle: The Ultimate Cycling Seat Review

Very comfortable saddle but rails bent after a few rides. Update: I contacted WTB and they emailed me straight away that they would ship a replacement. I will provide an updated review once I receive a replacement.

Wasn't a fan. But deaf after 1.5 hours. The nose continued to dig into my male parts and I found it harder to move in the saddle. Bad for me, good for those who want a seat that encloses them. The construction appears to be of poor quality, with only a couple of braces holding the material covering the seat. I returned the WTB Volt and got the SDG Radar saddle and I couldn't be happier. Ten times better construction and comfort.

I now have a chromoly finished WTB Volt on three bikes. Gravel, thick and highway. A VERY personal choice, but for me the Volt works perfectly. It's plush but not too soft and I can ride for hours in comfort. It's very well done. I drove a lot of kilometers with it and never had a single problem. Overall I love this saddle and will probably use this model forever. For me it's perfect.

I had a Specialized saddle that I rode for many years and suddenly my sit bone on my left side felt like this every time I drove it, bruises or the like. I probably put 10,000 miles on this saddle but it still felt responsive so I put it aside for a couple of weeks and tried again. The pain wasn't that bad anymore but it was still there which is why I ordered this saddle. 100% comfort immediately. I was skeptical before getting on the saddle because the padding was very thin, but it's actually…

I've ridden my bikes with WTB Silverado saddles for years and recently a 1982 Silverado saddle broke on my Niner Jet RDO. I used to use narrow widths but checked my saddles and used the WTB fit guide to choose a medium width. Perfect solution. To fit better. The Volt has more padding than the Silverado saddle, which flattens out after a few years. Titanium absorbs shock from hard riding. After more than 1.5 hours of driving, I no longer get back or neck pain like I used to. The whale-shaped…

2020 and 2019 comparison I have a WTB Volt 150 in all price ranges and 2019 models except the Carbon Rail model. I found the Titanium Rail model with DNA padding to be MUCH superior in comfort to any other Volt model. Smaller models are lined more firmly and are a little less comfortable. Unpacking the 2020, I immediately laid my hand on the 2020 model and noticed that it looked a lot more like the less-comfortable 2019 Volt models with stiffer padding and finish (sub-titanium). :( If I could…

I think the Volt is sort of an improved replacement for the Rocket V, which has been my favorite for years. I use the narrowest Volt on a track bike to ride a Zwift. It is narrower than the recommended WTB website tool. It's a little different from Rocket - thinner, with a more modern design. Volt with metal bars represents good value for money as at the time of writing the lighter bar options show a slight reduction in weight. Comfort largely depends on the shape of your pelvic bones and how…

I've had just over a month to ride the WTB Volt Narrow Steel Black saddle (W065-0584). I decided to upgrade my 12 year old standard Bontrager saddle. I chose steel because of the price and have never bought or ridden a WTB saddle. I went to the WTB website and used the tool there to enter my physical information to determine what saddle size would be best for me. My first impression when I received the saddle was that it looked good and was well made. The all-black microfiber finish looks…

Update from Entity Assault (by Polygon) rides 12-20 miles, heats up to 114°. NO need for lined shorts. it's worth every penny! I have a 100mm ischium and a Narrow.best upgrade for my hardtail. No regret. *Update: I've upgraded this review to 5 stars, which is RARE and only given when a product exceeds my expectations! Ran 40 miles in 100 degrees on slick trails near Scottsdale. After about 27 miles I started to feel a bit irritated in my right sit bone to the point where it became annoying…