I have had the absolute worst luck with saddles over the last few months. I've gone through 5 saddles so far, and this one finally helped riding become fun (and comfortable) again. I use this on my XC MTB and have logged multiple marathon-length and shorter rides on it and have experienced zero discomfort. The padding/cushioning is perfect and I feel like the saddle adapts well to my body during my rides. I absolutely recommend this saddle!

This is a very comfortable seat; however, it takes some effort to insure the proper angle and position of the seat. It took me about 5 rides of 20 miles or so each to get these factors correct. Once I did, the seat is among the most comfortable i have ever had. Also, because its a short saddle, it allows you extra leg movement, especially for climbing. I highly recommend this seat, just be prepared to spend some time getting the comfort level you need.

I have about 100 miles on this and am still fiddling with the fore-aft adjustment, which seems super sensitive. Saddle needs to be LEVEL, with esp. no subtle upward nose tilt. I hope to get a pro fitter to help me, when one comes available, but I seem close to getting it dialed in. I like the short nose, keeps my junk from going numb.

I recently bought Roubaix that had the Body Geometry Power saddle on it, I like it so much I did a little research and found the Pro Elaston and bought it. I like it so much that I bought a second one for my Diverge and I Highly Recommend it

It's perfect for me and my riding style...I love it!

Its good and comfy. But the padding level are 2 instead of 1. Now i am using this saddle on my xcmtb. Its a shame that this is misleading on the padding level, i would rather have this on my road bike.

Went to my local bike store and asked them about saddles. My Levo Expert's stock saddle had not worked for me and I had bought a bigger seat with a lot more level 4 padding. Unfortunately it wasnt that much better which was perplexing. They then told me theyd fit my seat bones and suggest a better seat. Then they suggest this seat with a hollow center and rather thin padding... I though oh this cant be better. Told them I didn't want to less padding, they then said take it ride for a week and if it isn't for you just return it. Hmmm, eh I was wrong and its best seat I have had so far. No more complaints. Despite my doubts it works very well.

I have a few of these Power saddles and have landed on them (pardon the pun) after a long hunt for a saddle that works for me. They're great. I have wide sit bones and hate saddles that are too long, too heavy, or too cushy (or too hard). This latest iteration is amazing. My only minor complaint is that it could use another 10-15% more padding - or maybe offer a model that has a bit more cush. Of course, maybe I just need to log more miles to build callous. This is the only saddle I've found out there that has such a wide profile but is also light and comfortable. It is nearly perfect.

Long term rider of Romin & Romin Pro saddles but as the saddle would age I was getting extra soreness so BG Fit specialist recommended the Power saddle and now the newer model w/Elaston. I'm loving them cause now I don't even think about my saddle which is exactly what I want from a seat. 150 mile Gravel Worlds race and no issues. Now happily riding Power saddles on my Crux and Venge.

I figured it was 40 miles and coffee for me. No matter what I tried I could hardly sit on the saddle on longer rides. Then I found the Power Pro Elaston. Why a difference! (Note: it may take a few rides for your issues to calm down before you feel the benefits.) I just completed a 24 hour race and although my butt wasn't 100% happy at the end, I wasn't disabled either. Thank you, Specialized!