3D Saint Pro

Completed the CHAFE150 with the 3D Saint Pro. The saddle was cooler than my previous saddle. It keeps you in the sweet spot longer with less need to adjust because you slid forward. It did take longer to get it adjusted and I'm still not confident I have it correct. I go a couple weeks and then make another adjustment to see if I can improve the fit. It's getting better and but I'm still making adjustments. I like that I can make adjustments to take care of problems. I wish there was a guide that said, "If you are having these problems, try these adjustments." Just FYI. However wide you think you need to make it, go a little wider. The material is quite forgiving and going wider will help put you in the sweet spot. It's not the same height as your last saddle. Don't forget to adjust up or down (I had to go down). Don't give up if you can't get it right in the first week. I've been at it two months and still, small adjustments keep making it more comfortable. I think in the end it's going to be one of the most comfortable saddles I've owned. It's just going to take a lot of small adjustments to get there.

I love my Bisaddle. Solves so many discomforts for female riders. After making many adjustments I am dialed in. The 3D printed design makes for extra comfort and extra power. It performed amazingly on race day. Longer or more challenging rides are now so much better!

I'm still trying to find the optimal width. I've got some saddle sores that make it uncomfortable to ride in one position for long time. The saddle is on my indoor bike because weather is still not good to ride out.