Slip it on. It is a tough fit, but it works just fine.

I put a QR cover over my Azoto. Alas, I have no idea if I have a Flitie or Softie? It fit fine. A little tighter than my previous saddle. I wouldn't call my cover thick or bulky, but I'm not sure what I'm comparing it to. After a few weeks I took the cover off and now I'm perfectly comfortable w/o it.

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Justin in Austin, get it? :)

Cool races:
- Redman
- Desoto American Triple T

I have a QR Mr. Flitie on my Azoto, it was tight going on, but it does go on.

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i have a de soto cover on mine, same as QR's flitie cover. turn the cover inside out, and 'reverse peel' it on like peeling a banana backwards. tight fit, but no problem.

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Dan Empfield
aka Slowman

Out of curiosity... since the Azoto already is "covered", so to speak, as opposed to a Flite or SLR, for example, why put a cover on it?

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1. because it's got stitching, embroidery, and stuff like that, that's better off covered up.
2. the lycra on the cover is slicker than any of the azoto's upper.
3. all padding is good padding.

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Dan Empfield
aka Slowman

I just put a Des Soto neopren cover on my Azoto saddle. I isn't easy but works.

I put an cover over the Azoto because the rear isn't padded that much (gel is in front) and additional padding is always welcome.

Yesterday I did a 160km ride with my DeSoto covered Azoto and had no problems.

Felix

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