Flite

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What if the Hokey Pokey is what it is all about?

I used a SLR on my MTB but it didnt work for me on the TT bike. I tried Koobi, Terry Fly and Flite as well... no luck.

Finally I got the best for me, Spec. S-Works Ti BG, 250gms, comfort.

Had the Flite, it wasn't what I wanted for long hours on the aerobars. I switched to the Selle San Marco
Azoto 6 weeks ago and I love that saddle, no more chafing or numbness [so far] on rides of up to 3 1/2 hours

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"on your Left"

I used a standard saddle (Selle vuelta) with a De Soto Neopren cover. This mad a average saddle quite good.
Now I have a Selle San Marco Azoto Triathlete Gel saddle. Since I have this saddle I use it without a neopren cover. After a short adaption phase I like it very much.
For longer 2+h rides I will put on my DeSoto Neopren cover.

I'm using the TRANS AM selle Italia with a hole in the middle in my TCR bike, and a Terry Fly on my other bike....

The trans am is much better than Terry Fly..

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Luiz Eng

Fizik Aliante Carbon Rail- You will not go wrong with this saddle. If you ride on the rear of the saddle like a roadie, this is the saddle for you. If you ride on the front like someone who has no worries about the "nether-region", well, good luck!

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http://www.reathcon.com

I use a Serfas Dual Density Pro Kevlar on my tri and road bikes. For long rides or rides with tri-shorts I add a QR or DeSoto neoperine saddle cover. I also just bought a San Marco Azoto to check out on the tri-bike and may also try the Aspide. On my "dirt road" bike I have an older Specialized BG (comfort?/sport?) saddle.

Saddles seem to be very personal but I'll recommend the azoto tri-gel to anyone using aerobars.

I've been riding the plain old origional Flite Ti since they 1st came out - 12-13 years I suppose. Of course I've replaced it several times, but I've never had and comfort problems or problems "down there" so I've never really had any motivation to try anything else.

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David
* Ironman for Life! (Blog) * IM Everyday Hero Video * Daggett Shuler Law *
Disclaimer: I have personal and professional relationships with many athletes, vendors, and organizations in the triathlon world.

The specialized body geometry one with the firm padding an ti rails... like it a lot... kinda pricey for what you get though...was a gift... so I'm not complainin

Flite with a QR seat cover. No problems even on my old Cannondale.

Tri bike - Selle San Marco Azoto Tri Gel

Road bike - Fizik Aliante full carbon.

I doubt I can say anything about either of these that hasn't been said already. Suffice to say, they both absolutely rock.

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"To give less than your best is to sacrifice the gift." - Pre

MattMizenko.com

Been on the Koobi AU for a season and it's pretty good. Hell, for only $65 it's actually great. I do admit to using a QR saddle cover as well. But with all of this talk about the Azoto and Apside I may give that a try soon.

The best saddle for me by far has been the Selle San Marco Azoto Tri Gel. I can go for long rides without any soreness. After five or six attempt of looking for the right saddle, I got it right with this one. I would tell anyone to get one.

Flite gel for the road bike, SLR for the tri bike. The SLR actually feels more comfortable, despite its light weight, and I am considering switching to it for my road bike as well

tommy