Cobb SHC DRT

Since you like the ISM products, have you considered the PM 2.0? http://www.ismseat.com/pm-20 It's definitely different than your Prologue.

The Cobb DRT SHC is a nice saddle, as is the Plus DRT. WTB has a lot of nice options, with a matrix of widths and material levels. Slightly more obscure are the SQlab 611 MTB saddles which have their active system and come in multiple widths. That's what I've been riding, and I love it - it's a longer saddle that gives you some room to move and use as a lever. But, this is all very subjective, so you gotta try 'em. I personally don't have any experience with the fi'zi:k saddles, but they have a couple MTB options.

You could use a Prologue (now the PL 1.1) or Attack (PN 1.0). Sure, it's a road saddle, but it can still work. It all depends on how well you can confidently leverage it.

If you are near central Indiana, you would be welcome to try out all of them in my studio!

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Travis Rassat
Vector Cycle Works
Noblesville, IN
BikeFit Instructor | FMS | F.I.S.T. | IBFI
Toughman Triathlon Series Ambassador

The Peak or whatever its called now works great.
I use it on my scott spark. Only caveat is make sure you have enough setback on your seat post. I have a -25mm amd my seat is almost jacked all the way back on the rails

Fyi i ride prologue on tt bike and attack on road bike

ISM Adamo Peak.

I'll certainly consider that one. Thanks for the offer but I'm in FL :)

I asked ism what they recommended cause I had the prologue laying around. They mentioned the prologue and he peak.
I used the prologue which worked with regular bibs but as I used it as a commuter from time to time it gave me a lot of irritation while riding in jeans.

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-shoki

How about the Specialized Power?

I was eyeing one of those.