How to Choose Most Comfortable Bike Saddle for YOU

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You feel like you’ve tried everything, but it seems like no matter what you do, you just can’t get your rear end to be comfortable on your bike. The saddle is the MOST important component to get right, and it can make or break how much you enjoy riding your bike. Here’s how to choose the most comfortable bike saddle for YOU.
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@ZachGallardo 5 лет назад

What's your riding position/riding style? What has been the most comfortable saddle for you?

@lorenzomagno192 5 лет назад

The Prologo ZeroTri had been the perfect saddle for me. It's comfortable and looks cool.

@BubbafromSapperton 4 года назад

🥒

@raymondmancera7490 4 года назад

Im a commuter biker, bike to work..i had only try basic a saddle..im planning to invest for a quality saddle..

@Classic7-4-7 3 года назад

@@raymondmancera7490 what did you end up purchasing & were you happy with your purchase? Would you recommend or not? Im in this very position right now

@wellenberg4142 3 года назад

upright / trekking with a Brooks B17. Thats the most comfortable saddle for me so far.

@matthewsnodgrass5142 5 лет назад

I feel like choosing a saddle is like finding the right wand at Ollivanders.

@SSchithFoo 3 года назад

Yes, the saddle chooses the rider

@trudy101 11 месяцев назад

It doesn’t help when you can’t get to a bike shop.

@NeilHodges 5 лет назад

One other factor worth considering is the relationship between a saddle's rails, the seatpost's offset, and the frame's seat tube angle. If you find your favorite position on the saddle, but the rails, offset, and seat tube angle don't let you move your saddle to where you're sitting on that part without hurting your knees, something needs to be changed. The seatpost is obviously the starting point here, but some folks with strange body proportions might still have a hard time until they figure out exactly what they need.

@wanderingsailor5503 5 лет назад

Also, consider your bike geometry. If you're in a mostly upright position, your seat bones are at their widest. In a more aggressive position on the bike, your seatbones narrowl

@danfriedman1267 4 года назад

I've been riding the same bike same saddle for 13 years. My riding position was pretty aggressive but I'm 68 now and my need for comfort has increased. The original saddle is now making me miserable and the handlebars are a reach so my wrists are hurting too! I'm still a big time rider but I need to fix my set up. Thanks for this interesting video.

@wallace2133 5 лет назад

Just bought an Aventon Cordoba because of your help in the top 3 best bikes under 500 dollars, could not be happier with my purchase, thank you so much for your help you really helped me on a lot of doubts I had. I am from Chile by the way and love the channel one of the few good fixed bike channels on youtube, great content.

@blackfox1514 5 лет назад

That's why I enjoy your videos a man who know wtf he's talking about

@matthewblaszkiewicz9063 4 года назад

So much information 😳 I’m going to have to do some homework 🤣 great video though! Appreciate all the pointers, I honestly had no idea where to start.

@nodfactor8808 3 года назад

Super helpful. Thanks Zach!

@fakealexstrong 5 лет назад

The charge spoon is a great saddle and it is extremely affordable. I got the black/ reflective color, from retrogression in San Diego! I ride about 45 miles a week sometimes more. When I hop on my bike I instantly remember that the saddle feels great. Everytime !

@lundyswoodcrease5876 3 года назад

So glad I found your channel in this topic. I solved my comfort issues using your tips to test saddle position before almost letting the Bike shop guy sell me on a $150 saddle. Many thanks Zach!

@solitudebychoice 9 месяцев назад

I've bought c17 after watching your vids and no regrets, yesterday I did 120 km ride and I can admit it just near to perfection!

@user-zz4rh2tj2g 4 года назад

I bought a flat saddle and just an hour of riding i cant feel my ass and i ride a fixed gear

@tomcatt998 3 года назад

if U cant feel yer ass then yer arms R 2 short!! 😜🚲😜 LOL...

@Ober1kenobi 2 года назад

Cut out seats as great, Padded cycling shorts are great Hanging a ball bag light on the rails near the cutout is great

@andyjame2978 Год назад

Easy peasy- and it works!!

@palicar 5 лет назад

I’m liking the Specialized Power saddle. Flat-ish and wide with a short nose. It’s like a race/tt hybrid.

@tobiasvo4589 5 лет назад

I'm riding on the saddle that came with my old pure fix and I have to say I quite like it. I even took it over to my new bike because I didn't have any issues. I have to say though that I only very rarely ride long distances without padded shorts so that might be the reason I haven't had any issues...

@avxrevo 5 лет назад

Hey Zach , love all the videos. I wanted to ask what specific cargo net are you running for your wald 137?

@johnbaca8692 5 лет назад

Most of my bike rides are about an hour more or less. I tend to be in a semi-upright position. I like flater saddles. Most of the WTB saddles work well for me with the nose up just slightly.

@hughesj 5 лет назад

I remember reading that if you’re flexible (can reach past your toes) that you should go for something that’s pretty flat from the nose to the tail and go with something more cup shaped if you aren’t that flexible. I ride a lo pro with wide bars and my fav saddle has been a Concor Supercorsa (leather, not suede). I’ve got big thighs and I haven’t had issues with tight pinching with the long dropping sides (I can see why pro trackies still like these things). I’ll start to feel it after about 70 miles (a numb tingling feeling) but if I balance in/out of saddle riding then it’s fine. Nothing sore or aching afterwards.

@charliepi 5 лет назад

I've tried a lot of saddles over the years, but I finally got a C17 Cambium with the cutaway, and I love it. It's comfortable with or without padded shorts. I did a century on it a few weeks ago, and my butt was just fine. I'm really looking forward to trying it out on my pedicab, because my current saddle on there is the Velo Orange Microfiber touring saddle, and it's just not doing it for me.

@bobshuff6156 Год назад

I heard the Cambium carved is stiff around the ridges of the cutout. Did you experience that?

@boysieporter2284 5 лет назад

Thanks dude.

@vinsona20 5 лет назад

I’ve used a WTB Rocket, Selle San Marco Concor light, Specialized Romin Evo Expert, Specialized Power Expert, and Specialized Power Arc Pro. Of all the saddles the San Marco was by far the most uncomfortable. The WTB was fine and functioned well. The Romin is great and comfortable but I don’t like the long nose on it. The Power saddle was a much better option for me because it was similar to the Romin but with a much shorter nose. The Power Arc Pro has been by far my favorite saddle. It has steeper cut offs than the Power or the Romin and does an amazing job of supporting my sit bones. It’s more aggressive but comfy enough to be able to spin all day in the saddle if I want. I can run it nose down if I’m on the track or nose up if I going 50+ miles.I recommend a lot of people to find your local specialized dealer, have them measure your sit bones, and try a Specialized saddle. Most of them are around $100 but the nice thing is that they all come with a 30 day money back guarantee.

@jjjtung 5 лет назад

I really like my charge saddle 👍🏼

@peterhaslund Год назад

The Cambium I couldn't say, but my Brooks leather saddle has been a life saver for me. Any other saddle I tried just made me bounce up and down, but the 1890s design works for me. As it did for pro riders touring France on steel frames back in the day. If you try one, and let it break in, it's like nothing else. And that would include the cambium, since it does not conform to your seat, I guess?

@BanacaNation 5 лет назад

Just rode about 45 miles on a Selle Italia SL Kit Carbonio Flow saddle that I recently purchased for 60 bucks. I'm happy with it, it replaced my stock Kilo TT saddle which was painful to ride on for anything over 30 miles. I wear padded shorts if I am going to ride for more than 30 or so miles, so that definitely helped, but I felt the saddle was certainly better than the stock one. I have relatively big thighs and ride in a pretty aggressive position, leaning forward most of the time, and frequently in the drops, so I didn't want to get too big of a saddle, and a relief cutout seemed important for that positioning.

@idkjeb 5 лет назад

Selle italia best saddle

@wanderingsailor5503 5 лет назад

Got the fabric line (parent company of charge saddles) saddle. Looks so nice but felt horrible. Didn't have the money to replace it at first so I continued riding it for my daily commutes. Suddenly, it's actually comfortable now.

@navamipatil500 2 года назад

Son of Rock Is Zach

@dreadknot2238 5 лет назад

hello Zach Gallardo i got a question. I have a cruiser bike and i really like the brook flyer model spring for the look i will be using it for the bike to get around the town would the brook be worth the investment? My idea would be riding laid back style, so would brooks flyer be ideal?

@GordonMoat 5 лет назад

Selle Italia SLS on my road bike, which has an agressive riding position. Cinelli Scatto on my single speed, because I sit more upright and usually wear jeans when cycling on that. If you mash more than spin, then your legs will hold more of your weight. If you spin at 90rpm or higher, then the saddle will support more of your body weight. Almost any seat is okay for 30 minutes, but when you cycle for longer time a good saddle makes a huge difference in comfort.

@raymondmancera7490 4 года назад

Hi Sir...can you give me an advise..i was thinking of Brooks B17 to my Merida TFS 100 hybrid bike..is this posible or Brooks saddle is only good for touring bike? Thank you in advance

@chuckmikey001 Год назад

Honestly the most comfortable bike saddle i have ever sat on was those old school banana style seat, it was like sitting in an overstuffed cadillac seat lol!

@garypostell5268 3 года назад

Excellent

@lorenzomagno192 5 лет назад

Q & A: Which of these bikes worth it(depending on the price and performance)? Leader 725, Black Label v2 or Unknown Singularity?

@LaserrSharp 3 года назад

What is the front basket on the purple bike in the background? And btw, I left a comment on another video asking for a leather saddle recommendation. After seeing the Cambium, I'm not opposed to non-leather. Thanks.

@empi1972gtv 5 лет назад

I have a question... I’ve finally grown sick of my risers and want to change to bullhorns. Is there any reason to not just get some cheap Sunlite bars? Are all bullhorns created equally? What about chopping a set of drops? I’m after quality and low weight. For a 25.4 stem btw

@xGshikamaru 5 лет назад

ISM Adamo Road for me. Split nose saddle is the best way of preventing a sore bum to me. A lot of people think it's a triathlete thing, but I use these on my road bike and couldn't care less about the odd look, I prefer to ride my bike ☺

@trudy101 11 месяцев назад

Which kind of saddle is best for climbing hills?

@williamparker2922 5 лет назад

C17 All Day! 😎

@asamusicdude 2 года назад

I bought the specialized romin evo comp gel and its amazing rode in it for years

@gerryger1731 2 года назад

Hi good stuff. What would you recommend for a forward crank cruiser type bike where you sit straight up? I ride hard and about 40-50 miles a day. Thank you Currently has the big padded seat which is terrible but

@jimmywhite3590 3 года назад

Thanks.

@cvillatoro696 3 года назад

I ride up most of the time well it’s the bike I have fx3 2020 I weigh about 220 I’m 5’7 gotta get a saddle that will fit for me any suggestions and I think the three you mentioned are top suggestions

@RiverCat999 3 года назад

Zach - Great video. My favorite saddle is a Brooks classic leather saddle. I recently managed to break one of these. It was on a vintage road bike that I rebuilt about 3 years ago with a new Brooks saddle. I estimate that I've put approximately 4000-5000 miles on the saddle in 3 years. I weigh about 180 lbs so I don't rider weight is an issue. I was wondering if you have heard anything about quality issues for newer Brooks saddles or was I just a victim of a random factory defect. I had another Brooks saddle that I used for decades before it was stolen. I always thought that they were bullet-proof. I would like to know your thoughts on this matter. Thanks.

@peterhaslund Год назад

Yeah, I heard that about newer Brooks saddles (circa 2010s) but mine is an older Pro so it's perfect

@kimrice394 5 лет назад

After after 8 years on various saddle I’ve settled on SQLab active saddles permanently! They have all kinds a models for styles and even weight weenie non active ones. 611-612 are my preferences.

@grahamrichards8244 5 лет назад

How did you find the "active" (pelvis rocking slightly) function? Did yours come with 3 active inserts of different degrees and how did that work regarding testing and final choice?

@8cho9ueve 5 лет назад

I've been riding with SQLabs saddles for years now as well. The 3 inserts are meant to correspond to your current weight (softest for lighter people, hardest insert for heavier people). Instructions should give you the recommended weight for each insert if I think. I've never tried the non active SQLab saddles, but in comparison to other brands of saddles that don't have the rocking motion, the active just makes it slightly more comfortable for my back. The HUGE difference I felt compared to other brands was the perineum relief. No pain or numbness ever when I had it dialed in (not set too high, and sitting on the right part). Sit bones always feel like they're taking most of the pressure (as they should) and not the sensitive tissues.

@grahamrichards8244 5 лет назад

Thanks for that. Your original comment has opened a new possibility for me for a road saddle good for rides in excess of 4 hours (where my trouble begins). Great info.

@bluetickhound16 5 лет назад

Brooks Team Pro for me. I love it!

@lena19191 5 лет назад

Brooks are just good

@NeilHodges 5 лет назад

The Team Pro is my personal favorite, too. I tried Gilles Berthoud saddles for years, and while they're exceptionally well made, they just don't fit my rear.

@jamdaly329 5 лет назад

I have a C17 carved and its quite comfortable although the rubber material gave me pretty back saddle sores after a month or two of use. Had to shelf it :( Currently looking for something just like it but with a less tacky material and not made from leather

@Thatguy-fq3pr 3 года назад

went on a trail bike ride and after being super sore decided i need a new saddle. I am new to riding also this was my first ride.

@jhanphillipco 5 лет назад

Can you make a revirew of the Selle Italia Storica? or the new leather lineup of the Selle Italia

@JosephLorentzen 5 лет назад

I am getting several opinions. As a 66 year old man, my doctor is recommending a tractor style saddle to prevent pressure on the soft tissue and organ in that area. If my stock saddle does not cause discomfort, is a change necessary?

@JxT1957 8 месяцев назад

how are those 3 spring leather saddles with the front loop spring, do the springs work good?

@JOB1925pk 4 года назад

Brooks B17 or Selle Anatomic X are my two favs

@icyknight619 5 лет назад

I can vouche for the brooks C model saddle. I have also described it as a hammock and I have to say that it does take many miles to brake in.

@mangpots7284 Год назад

Do you break in Brooks C saddles?

@choocharoo 3 года назад

I’m a bigger guy at 6’3 285. Any recommendations for a saddle that would work ? I’ve been looking at serfas so far.

@weirdnessbeardness 5 лет назад

Zack could talk anyone into riding fixed.

@Definitely_Melnyx 5 лет назад

He actually did quite a few, obviously me too.

@teejaa11 5 лет назад

Brooks cambium cut out vs non cutout I heard the cutout could pinch is that true????

@Marc1136 5 лет назад

ISM Adama Attack, it's pretty awesome for longer rides.

@Greenjuiceman 5 лет назад

thanks

@markdichiara3250 5 лет назад

Zach what was that light brown saddle you showed twice in the video? It looked really comfortable. Was it just the brown version of the Turbo? Your recommendations were right on the money. Lately Cloud 9 has had some really affordable saddles that look and ride great. It's a jb importers house brand. So low cost. The Sport model is the one we use the most here.

@ZachGallardo 5 лет назад

That saddle is the stock saddle on the Pure Cycles Premium-Cleveland.

@wanderingsailor5503 5 лет назад

The stem on Ritchie looks clean asf

@recyclespinning9839 3 года назад

Manufacturer need to look at the frame attachment points. I think you can spend all the money on the seat , but if your rail system or frame system doesn't have some type of isolation or damper from the hard steel rail frame your going to be basically on the frame which will create a hard jarring point on both sides of the seat.. I am looking for a touring/ commuter type of seat and thinking about a Brooks with springs.. Still the hammock effect theory is good, but there again are you in the hammock or on the steel rails???

@peterkim1999 Год назад

I have a Swift and it's very comfortable only after I have treated it with leather oil underneath.

@wonderwomanguy 5 лет назад

I'm stilling looking for a comfortable long distance saddle, and I've tried about 6 so far. I keep coming back to the stock Fuji that came on the bike. Some felt good to start and later through the ride would become painful. Some would just hurt after 10 miles. The Brooks B17 was probably the most painful; by the end of the ride it felt like my weight was going to split my hips in two with that seat as a wedge. I guess I have a wider than normal pelvis.

@peterhaslund Год назад

Or you forgot to tension the seat?

@flushywushy8166 5 лет назад

I use a specialized sitero a TT saddle on my fixed gear it’s a nose less saddle

@ekeko_ 3 года назад

Has anyone tried the Cardiff leather saddle? If so what did you think about it?

@axelcrane9804 5 лет назад

I have a topeak (freestylexx?) saddle thats rounded with a gel strip in the middle, for about 30-40 bucks online by far the best saddle i ever used

@pjwillsr 3 года назад

Button it up!

@RSdarkknight13 5 лет назад

also- Brooks B17 Imperial (Honey color) nose down- all the way back on the rails, 32mm offset V/O post. about 1" higher than my fitter says, feels great.

@lena19191 5 лет назад

Yep ... got a brooks too and they are just the best ...bit heavy but the comfort is worth it

@ericpmoss 5 лет назад

I used to have Ideales, but the company went plastic ~1999 and died as a result. Sigh. Another saddle for people liking the B17 but needing something just a bit wider is the Gilles Berthoud 'Vars'. It's sort of a French B18. It's well made -- straight, really good leather like the Brooks, Ti rails and wide bolt heads rather than rivets. The shape is subtly different from the B17, but IMO not enough to ruin it for Brooks bros.

@lena19191 5 лет назад

I live in Australia, we lots of things but sometime limited to what the USA has ... but did get a double sprung brooks saddle and it’s the best

@RSdarkknight13 5 лет назад

Brooks still makes its leather saddles. And they make plenty of them wider then the b17? Im sure they make one wider

@RSdarkknight13 5 лет назад

@Séamuis most shops are gonna carry the saddle line for their major brands trek or specalized or giant. But brooks is on qbp and nearly any shop can order in the saddles. Go in and ask for brooks saddles. Specifically.

@steviejojo3448 5 лет назад

selle smp extra.... def my fav

@DancesWithRobots 3 года назад

The best saddle I ever had was also the cheapest and most bizarre. Back in the '90s, when I pulled the bike I hadn't been on for a few years out of the garage and bruised my sit bones after riding it for a half-hour or so. The bike shop had this plastic thing--it was two slightly shorter than a brick-sized plastic blocks, rounded (downward) at the front with a sheet of neoprene over the tops, with the seat post clamp visible between them. They rotated around the seat post, and were hinged to follow the legs peddling movements. The first thing I thought on the first stroke was "this thing moves WAY too much for something I'm sitting on!" My second thought was. "All the pain is gone." A few years later they broke in a crash and I've never seen anything like them since.

@alarson8355 2 года назад

Yes, I had one of those that I got from sharper image. The Hobson Original Easyseat is very similar. It’s so unique because it has no nose to poke your coosh, just 2 pads to rest your buns. Most people don’t like them because they don’t look like a saddle style seat. However, it’s so very comfortable.

@daam9888 5 лет назад

OT: I'm buying my first fixed, I really wanted to buy the Aventon Mataro but I live in Italy and it's not delivered in here by them, only with their "partner" who asks +280€ on the listing price of the bike itself and that is way more over my budget (if someone can help me, or give me tips to get the Mataro I'll gladly get it) so right now I have two picks, Santafixie Raval and Poloandbike CMNDR, which I should get? And if you guys have other suggestions, I'm really glad to hear them out, keep in mind I live in Italy and my budget is around 400/500€ Thanks anyways :)

@daam9888 5 лет назад

Can someone help me up?

@alizadehweshky 4 года назад

hi, what saddle is it on 1:35 and 2:40?

@kubrix1222 4 года назад

What about ISM split nose saddles?

@theuniverseconspires 5 лет назад

what about saddles that wont rip your jeans

@TheProjectsimpson 5 лет назад

Brooks C17 for the win! I've got two on different bikes and they are "the sause".......Primo that is....

@bearmadden1776 5 лет назад

I think the Specialized Power deserves a mention. It's technically a triathlon saddle (whatever the fuk that means), but it's very popular amongst both road and and mtb riders. Personally it is my go-to saddle on the road bike, and I don't see why it wouldn't be a great option for my fixed riding as well. Its a very unique saddle, and the odds are good that if your ass just can't find the right saddle, this one will do the trick.

@neptunevibe 4 года назад

5:50 Dude.. It looks like the Iron Maiden of the saddles... From my own experience I find SR the best.

@tylerjames1716 5 лет назад

60 miles? My ass hurts in the first 20 feet

@hansshaffer3788 Месяц назад

I have to disagree with you on the C17 being comfortable. I bought one, hoping it would be the bee's knees, and it is just terrible. I ride a steel gravel bike, and even in riding bibs with a chamois, the C17 just killed my sit bones.

@rogerkomula8057 4 года назад

My Cambium w/ cutout just arrived. $73 free delivery.

@peterbaskind9872 5 лет назад

The Cambium. It did not work for me at all. It left my butt like hamburger. It just felt like riding on a 2x4 and the rough cotton chafed. The Brooks B17 is the gold standard for me. They work right out of the box and get better with time. Even 20 miles makes a noticeable difference. My two road bikes have Brooks Team Pros. They are harder than the B17 and break in far less (Brooks uses a different part of the cow, which is tougher). They are a bit narrower and work well for more aggressive riding.

@skippygirl959 5 лет назад

I ride a retrospec with stock everything and bullhorn handle bars and I set the height of the seat correctly but after even a few miles the back of my neck starts to hurt from looking forward but also leaning forward. What do I have wrong?

@DarioCast2 5 лет назад

sounds like your stem might be too long

@DarioCast2 5 лет назад

a shorter stem length should help alleviate some of the neck pain

@axelcrane9804 5 лет назад

Try out riser

@bullwhipjohnson8247 5 лет назад

Maybe raise handlebar height.

@skippygirl959 5 лет назад

Thanks guys, ill give it a shot

@timboha8191 5 лет назад

Turns out I’ve got a cheap butt, despite following all the recommendations, and buying some pretty fancy (read expensive) saddles, I’m always most comfortable on the own brand, or no brand saddles that come with the bike, although one of them was a spoon.

@dexxis9562 5 лет назад

Selle Royal have great value and an uncomparable range of sizes and shapes ;)

@carrotsoup7264 5 лет назад

fizik arione works best for me !

@BrianJohnstonTrombone 3 года назад

Cloud9

@lorenzomagno192 5 лет назад

Love this vids. I wish I will meet him someday.

@8cho9ueve 5 лет назад

SQLab 612 Ergowave (made by a German company) is the best saddle I've had so far. Saw a youtube video where even the inventor of the Specialized Romin saddle praised SQLab's research on pressure relief. No discomfort ever once I found the proper saddle height. I tried the Specialized Power just to compare, but the spots where the sit bones rest seem to angle down slightly more, and I felt pressure that I didn't feel with the SQLabs saddle (not too painful, just felt uncomfortable by comparison). I also tried the Brooks Cadmium (no cutout), and felt more perineum pressure than with the SQLab or Power saddles. Sit bones felt a bit more comfortable on the Cadmium because of the rubber's shock absorbing feel, but wasn't worth the extra perineum pressure (although can't speak for the cutout version of the Cadmium). SQLab saddles used to be hard to find the US until recently, but some places sell them online and the few reviews I've seen by others have been overwhelmingly positive as well.

@StanfordLeeStrong 5 лет назад

Nexride noseless saddle. Only drawback is that it comes with its own stem limiting your choice

@SekaiNoGaijin 5 лет назад

Very useful thank you, my “cooch” hurt so much after biking :D

@TheHatemail 5 лет назад

Zach, I’d love to see video on hubs!

@aleksandermendozagorska9267 5 лет назад

End of discussion get a sellia italia flite or slr

@momocamara 3 года назад

3:23 that seat looks like it'd cause a world of pain after sitting on it for a few minutes

@SonofGalahad 5 лет назад

I had a Brooks British racing Green Swift with Ti rails. Then I sold it. Aaaarrrrrrgggghhhhhhhh!

@DarioCast2 5 лет назад

that moment when you like the video before even watching it lol

@oswaldovirto5896 5 лет назад

LMAOO ME TOO

@weirdnessbeardness 5 лет назад

Me on all of this channels content. Solid gold advice.

@blackjohnny0 3 года назад

Brooks is overrated imo. I have flyer and I don't even know why there are these springs, because they didn't absorb any turbulence.

@joe_zupko 4 года назад

After a 20 minute ride I got a semi numb ass :( hahaha

@dreamingdust7667 4 года назад

Where are the big comfortable saddles? A lot of bikers prefer ruining their ass for the small good looking saddle. I have a B'TWIN CITY 900 GEL BIKE SADDLE XL