Saddle selection is part of the bike fit.

That said, I am really enjoying my Dash saddle.

did you have any issues with the rails? i heard from some folks that races, they had issues with the rails? i don't have that much power.. so probably not an issue?

I ride on the Dash saddle every day and have never had a problem.

Saddles are highly personal, so YMMV.

The ISM PN1.1 is a good place to start. It can be had online for ~$100.

As mentioned, a bike fit is a good place to try new options.

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The ISM saddles are great, theyre a bit different with pressure on the sit bones and not the best sitting upright in my experience, but in the bent over TT position they are flawless. Zero pressure on the soft tissues. I have the ISM PN 1.0, got it off ebay for $45

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as stated saddles are very personal. you really can’t take anyone’s recommendations, you have to plant your body on a saddle for an hour or more to really understand how you’re gonna do with it.

once you narrow down what works for you, if need be, check out sport fit lab (google them). they have a fantastic saddle rental program that can take some of the sting out of the wallet, not needing to purchase multiple saddles just to find out they don’t work for you.

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for those of you using the ISM 1.0, did you have to zip tie the nose section? i found some old thread about cobb randee and was thinking about trying that. my position on the bike isn't super aero, so thought might be a good to use?