Best saddle

I have the KH saddle. It is a pretty good saddle but it makes your hand
sore from seat out jumping. My friend has the new Torker saddle and it
is about the same. Kelly.

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1. Miyata with air. This can either be done by hand, or purchased
premade by Unicycle.com. The plain Miyata seat is a good design, but not
nearly as comfortable as the KH.

2. KH/Velo, no modifications needed!

NOTE: each crotch is different. Whether or not the above is the general
consensus of the unicycling community here, your own preferences may
vary.

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I'd recommend the KH for MUni and other long-distance riding, and the
Miyata for street/trick and other short-distance riding. That's how the
pros seem to do it anyway.

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1. KH Carbon Seatbase, with KH foam padding transplanted. Will probably
be better with less foam. (+/-) Reeder/phallic handles

2. KH standard seat

3. Carbon fibre Airseat- either miyata or KH

4. KH carbon fibre seatbase with foam strips

5. Miyata standard seat

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KH or miyata air seat. you can buy some really nice seats from
unicycle.com but they're big figures.

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Viscount, heavy, bumpers poorly attached, but reasonably comfortable. I
have Viscounts on most of my unis, and have often managed an hour in the
saddle without a stop. However, after an hour or so, it starts to get a
bit uncomfortable.

Miyata: I have a standard (non-air) Miyata on my 28. Good for 40
minutes or so. It's surprisingly comfortable until it stops being
comfortable, if you see what I mean. It has the advantage of being
light, with well attached bumpers and a reasonable built in handle.

Velo: I had a Velo and couldn't get on with it. The padding is deep
and soft, but there seems to be too much of it, and in the wrong places.
On a long ride, my goolies would float to the surface, causing
discomfort. The Velo is well made, with good solid bumpers.

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