SaddleCo road saddles

mtoverton said:

Hey roadies, Does anyone know where I might find some
feedback about SaddleCo's saddles? I have looked at
roadbikereview.com and can't seem to come up with anything.
Any one of you riding on one? What's the skinny? The
concept sounds good if you are a rider under 180 lbs (can't
quite remember the weight limit but there is one). Do they
live up to their claim of no pressure where it isn't wanted
despite the fact that there are no "cutouts" etc.?
Durability might be a factor with them too. The airflow
concept is catchy too...as in air flows to your butt on the
long hot rides...and I guess the short cold ones

here was a poll about it here
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but some work should turn it up. most everyone that tried
it loved it.

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mtoverton said:

Hey roadies, Does anyone know where I might find some
feedback about SaddleCo's saddles? I have looked at
roadbikereview.com and can't seem to come up with
anything.

A google search brought up several reviews.

Hi I picked up a SaddleCo saddle a couple of months ago and
like it a lot. Looks good, and feels good. I weigh in at
about 180 and have no problems although my longest ride
since purchasing the saddle was only a couple of hours. The
only other saddle I really feel comfortable on is a Brooks
Swift but I wanted to try a saddle that was less susceptible
to water damage. Hope this helps Marc

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Quoted message said:

Hey roadies, Does anyone know where I might find some
feedback about SaddleCo's saddles? I have looked at
roadbikereview.com and can't seem to come up with
anything. Any one of you riding on one? What's the skinny?
The concept sounds good if you are a rider under 180 lbs
(can't quite remember the weight limit but there is one).
Do they live up to their claim of no pressure where it
isn't wanted despite the fact that there are no "cutouts"
etc.? Durability might be a factor with them too. The
airflow concept is catchy too...as in air flows to your
butt on the long hot rides...and I guess the short cold
ones too! mto