Bike Seat, Bicycle Seat for Men Women,Compatible with Peloton, Spin Bike, Road or Exercise Bikes,Comfort Seat Cushion Mountain Bike Accessories Old Bike Saddle Replacement

Very comfortable seat and good quality. I’m able to ride longer now. I definitely recommend.

I just got this seat and rode a few times and there is rip in it already unreal I can’t say I recommend it this should have never happened I wear gym shorts to ride in and nothing in any of the pockets I purchased a good seat but between the rip and the hardness of it definitely do not recommend

I regret buying this. It is so uncomfortable

Seat is comfortable and rainproof

Wonderful seat! Can ride for hours now!!

Wow, this seat is wide. That was my first thought when I opened the box and took out the seat. I was looking for a wide comfy seat to replace a wider seat that I had bought to replace the original narrow, hard seat. I also wanted a seat that had a cutout along the middle of the seat to accommodate male parts that tend to get compressed on regular narrow bike seats. This seat (Black1 version) meets both of my criteria. You can see it compared to my old not so wide seat in the first picture.It comes with a bracket to mount to a bicycle tube stem, but I didn’t use it. Instead, since the seat has standard width rails, I was able to easily use my existing seat mount. Perfect fit, took me only 10 minutes to change my seat.The seat seems well made and solid. The vinyl-like material is feels durable and I didn’t feel any sweatiness on a 30 minute bike ride. The seat is padded and very firm with little give. The rubber springs under the seat are very stiff as well; there is not a lot of movement in the spring or foam seat, but the ride is not jarring. My only complaint is that I wish the front edge of the rear section were a little less angled and more of a right angle. There are two versions available, Black1 which I got and looks more like a triangle when viewed from above, and Black2 which is more “T” shaped. That is the one I think I should have got. The reason is because the back of my thighs rubbed a bit against the front edge of the seat. Once riding, I didn’t notice it much, and I wasn’t sore, but I’m not sure about a long distance ride.The biggest test of how effective the seat was for me, was whether I felt any pressure between my legs. With other seats, I would feel some tingling and numbness in my leg due to pressure in the crotch area. This seat passed with flying colors – no pressure and no tingling down my leg. The cut-out in the center of the seat definitely works, and I have to say that I’m pretty happy with this bike seat. It’s wide width adequately supports my wide backside while avoiding any undue pressure. Recommended for those looking for comfort over speed.

I like this seat. It should be obvious that this is for people that either have a bigger bottom or haven't been on a bike in a while. This is my third seat for my bicycle. The seat that came with the bike was hard as a rock, you know the kind that they put on your bike when you were 16. The second seat I bought was padded, but not really all that well. If I went more than a couple of miles on the bike, it became uncomfortable. This seat is much better. Now let's be clear, I'm a big guy and I weigh more than I should, so no seat is as going to be as comfortable as your recliner. But spending too much time in my recliner is what forced me to start getting out on the bicycle! This makes the ride a lot better.

Being the organizer and leader of a large social bicycle club here in Fort Lauderdale with over 1595 members and growing daily, the safety, health and well-being of our riders is always priority one. The same goes for our mounts as well. It is discussed before every slow roll. And one thing all my members know about me is that I love customization and personalization. And if it serves both safety and customization then roll on I say! My local bike shop could tell you how much they make from our patronage. And not just for technical stuff but for lots of other fun stuff as well, gadgets, toys and accessories are always welcome. I like to gift away some small safety item to our new members at the beginning of each slow roll, most often it will be a safety whistle to wear while riding. Sometimes the gifting goes to another level. It might be a lighting kit, a set of pedals or grips, locking kits, occasionally even a pair of gloves or a helmet. I encourage my members to keep their mounts very well maintained in order to not get left behind (in reality we would never let anyone get left behind). Anything that keeps you out of danger and improves the experience of riding is for us. We have had three wheelers and recumbent bikes. Road and street bikes, mountain bikes and beach cruisers. We enjoy all types of bikes and riders. What has been special for us has been puppies in handlebar baskets and babies in bike seats. Which brings up this HaureiGi Bike Seat. Now we are all about the comfort and luxury during our slow rolls. How often do you change a bike seat? Not a very common thought when looking to upgrade or accessorize. But in this case the sturdily manufactured bike seat with venting where it really needs to be is actually going to be installed on a three legged work stool replacing the seat that's on there already. This thing is WIDE! This thing is SOFT! No more will I be toiling upon a thin, hard cushion when working on my bikes. I'll be able to last so much longer now before having to take a walk because my butt is aching. No more of that. This cushion is right for the pushing, of a hard days work. Now I am looking for other reasons to use my repair stand work stool. And as always remember:Ride Safe, Ride Strong, Ride Happy!!