Shimano Pro Stealth Off Road Saddle Review | The Best Gravel Bike Saddle? 

Thats great to hear! Thanks for the positive feedback.

Dude that is hilarious!!! I have been lazy on my beard trimming duties lately. Wife has me doing projects on the house and barely can find time to pee. The Volt is a nice saddle and one of the most comfortable out there. I like it except for the nose of it. Sitting back on the Volt was like a comfy couch but getting on the nose for climbing felt like I was trying to sit on a frozen banana. I finally invested in a decent audio set up and it makes a big difference. Thanks for the honest feedback on that.

It is nice for rougher surfaces like rough roads and gravel roads. I did not like the grippy surface of the saddle because it gave me hot spots but that could just be me. The cut out is not a complete cut out like the regular Stealth saddle so it does cause a little bit more pressure than the regular Stealth but regular stealth doesn't have much padding for rough stuff. I haven't done a video on it but I plan to soon, the Bontrager Aeolus Comp is now my favorite rough terrain saddle. It has more cushion than the Regular Stealth Saddle and it has a full cut out unlike the Off Road Stealth. Now the top end Carbon Aeolus does not have as much padding so be sure to go with the comp. Usually large cut outs are great for women. I know when the Specialized Power first came out, it was loved by many female cyclist. So I would imagine any short nose saddle with a large wide cut out would be great.

@@BlackWaterCyclist thank you for the answer! Could you, please, maybe help me with the width of a saddle? My sit bones width is 130mm (or 120mm, it always come differently when I measure it :D) and after studying a lot of internet I’m still not sure if I should get a 150mm saddle or a 140mm saddle (as it is suggested to add +20mm to your sit bones width).. I’m going to order it online from another country so unfortunately I can’t try it first or anything. I’m not racing, so the position on my bike is not extreme. Just a regular one for trail bikes. Sorry for bothering you 😅

@@Kavingo13 150 is probably a better bet. Especially if you intend to be more upright. I think the road stealth is designed more for a semi aggressive position. I am of a similar sit bone size and ridden 143 phenom which has been an issue for longer rides. Moved to a Verse at 150 which is much more supportive on the mt bike.(semi aggressive position)

@@matthewkramer8613 yeah, got 150 and glad I did :)

Shimano lo recomienda para todo terreno, como grava o bicicleta de montaña. Agrega más acolchado que el sillín original, por lo que debería ayudar con terrenos más accidentados.

Gracias amigo.