Review on Premium Air Flow Moto Motorcycle Seat Cushion - 3D Mesh Butt Protector Pads 🏍 - Breathable Motorcycle Seat Cover Reducing Pressure, Ventilating & Cooling in Sun - Quick Drying by Rushabh Gonsales

Last summer I bought a 2004 BMW R1150R with a rather uncomfortable aftermarket gel seat. The Sargent and Corbin saddles for this bike cost over $700 and are not guaranteed to fix the problem. The seat cushions I researched, like the Airhawk and others, got decent reviews, but I wasn't thrilled with the design: blowing air into the seat. I wasn't sure about the gel seats either. Most of them got mixed reviews and cost more than I was willing to pay. Then I came across this seat cushion. It's inexpensive and not as useless as the Airhawk. And it doesn't look like it will negatively affect my fit/center of gravity like some of the gel seats and air seats (according to reviews). The first thing I noticed when I received it was the crushed Velcro on the seat belts that didn't match at all. I did like the design of the seat, though: it's an interwoven mesh combined with what appear to be tiny gelatin capsules (for padding). It claims to offer better comfort and airflow, which seems like a legitimate design-based claim. Despite the sad velcro strips, I wanted to see how it would sit on my saddle. It turned out to be a perfect fit! Now I have to admit I haven't tested it (snow on the ground) but I sat on it and it made a noticeable difference. Can't wait for the weather to roll! Regarding the sad velcro strips on the seat belts, I contacted Regina from BadAssMoto (a new company founded in 2014) and she didn't hesitate to send me a new seat cushion for free. that had much better velcro straps. So if you don't want to spend a lot of money on a seat cushion, try this one - I think you'll be happy with it.