Terry Cite Y Gel Bike Saddle | Bicycle Seat Optimized for Men - Flexible & Comfortable | Sit Bone Support, Shock Absorbing Elastomers, Low Profile, Flat Top

This seat is a major upgrade to the Peloton seat on the Bike (no idea if the Bike+ seat is improved). Note that I put 5 stars for easy to install, but that's because it is not the seat's fault that the Peloton saddle mount suuuuuucks when replacing the seat. Be prepared to get a workout just tightening the bolts so the seat doesn't tilt back and forth. Otherwise, well worth the money to replace the sit bone destroying default.

This seat is what you need to stay comfortable for 20 miles or so on a bike. I am returning to cycling for fitness and really like the Terry men’s seats. They are well made; and fit perfectly into most saddle mounts.

I'm a avid recreational rider so comfort is important. This saddle has two features that relate to comfort. One is the gel where one's "sit-bones" contact the saddle. The other is the hole in the middle--on really long rides (i.e. 5-6 hours or more) a standard saddle will pinch a blood vessel in the perineum restricting circulation, which eventually leads to numbness in "the package"--back in the day when I did these really long rides I occasionally experienced this, not fun but feeling returned fairly soon after one got off the bike. The hole allows adequate circulation so one doesn't get numb down there! This is why I've used Terry saddles on my bikes for years, and will continue to do so. If you want comfort I'd highly recommend this saddle.

Installed this on my Pelaton as a replacement for the OEM seat, the most painful seat I have ever used.When you get up to ride on the Pelaton, the seat grabs your inner thighs. Grabbed so hard I had a cut on my inner thighs.

I'd been using the old style saddles with springs, or some really big, cushy ones with gel. When I read the manufacturers description, it seemed too good to be true since this (with the exception of the back pain) exactly describes me: "designed for the recreational rider who spends a half day on the bike or less, rides nearly upright with lots of weight against the saddle, prefers the closest thing to a pillow, or has significant lower back pain." It is harder than some of my recent saddles, so I wasn't optimistic on my first ride. Half way through, I realized I hadn't even thought about the saddle. I can still tell it's not as super springy or cushy as some of my old saddles, but it just works. I ride upright and weigh in the mid-200's, so this is a big deal. No complaints to date.

The shape is nice but it was way to soft for my bike riding needs. I will give it a 4 star rating for a quality product. I returned it for a refund

54 years old, just can't take the skinny hard saddles like before..recreational road biker avg 80-100 miles per week, have logged around 160 miles on this saddle and have to say me bum is much better off....don't get that bruised fatigued feeling on my sitz points....all in all well worth it for 90% of people 90% of the time and since I don't "race" I'll take it.....my old saddle (cannondale caad 10) was a bit of a turn off so can now reach for more miles more easily.

Huge improvement over the one that came on my bike. Very comfortable even on 50+ mile rides. Could be a bit longer, but still allows some position adjustment as is. Seems to be high enough quality