This saddle is perfect for me. The big wide channel keeps my girl bits from feeling hot and squished, while the flat, wide seat keeps my bum supported and my tail bone from screaming in agony. It's in the goldilocks zone of padding - just enough to prevent pressure points while keeping you connected with the bike. And I love that short nose; I never get caught on it while the bike moves under me through obstacles. Best thing for a mtn biker. Any other saddle I've tried had two or more issues that I described above.

I really love this saddle and it fits me well. I just wish it had a tad more padding. This saddle keeps me in the sweet spot forward/aft without a large rear cupping. Shorter nose end.

The best saddle I've ever had. I weigh 320. I accidentally was recommended this seat. There is no needle poking me the whole ride. It's nice and hard. What a pleasure. I don't know I'm even on it. I thought I would slide off it. I don't even move. No chamois or cream needed. Go right out in the winter with sweatpants.

So it has been bothering me that anything over 45 minutes in the saddle kills me. I was hoping to get over this with my miles on the mountain bike and develop the ""callous"" but to no avail. I hit a plateau, and even with my chamois I'm wrecked after an hour. I went to the local bike shop and got the sit bone measurement done. you sit on a gel pad thing for a while and when you get up they measure the relative distance between your sit bones, apparently mine are super wide. normal is about 140-145mm width. apparently I'm 160mm. AHA! I thanked them and bought this saddle right there out of the shop. did a short 5 mile test ride yesterday no chamois, and feels great, oh man what a dummy, I should have done this years ago. Saddle fit is sooo important, I'd say almost as important as shoes. This saddle has a shorter profile which helps for mountain riding, like when you need to get behind or in front of it. But it's so perfect for me I switch it back and forth to my road bike too.