"YOSEMITE BICYCLES" Comfortable Bicycle Saddle

Installed easily. Rode six miles and was very comfortable. It seems to be of decent quality and really nice cushion with the springs. I recommend this seat, for its value and the fact that I enjoyed the ride more and did not think about my behind (as I had with the original seat).

nice and soft, but not very level. the guts are a tad loose. but the buttsprings provide a lot of added comfort.

This saddle was certainly wider and firmer than I expected, but after hours of comfortable riding I have no complaints.The part securing the saddle to the post is somewhat harder to tighten than separately sold saddle-to-post fasteners, but not inconveniently so (I'm using it with the Redline Laid Back Seatpost 25.4mm x 16" , bought also on Amazon).The suspension mechanism is firm as well, but ideally so for the city roads.Shape of the saddle is quite ideal/ergonomic, thankfully, it's not one of those saddles that give you unsolicited prostate massages over long rides.If you're on the skinnier end of the spectrum, you may be more comfortable buying a saddle-cover as well, for the extra padding.The only thing I dislike about this saddle is the large "The Executive" text on its back resembling a tasteless bumper sticker.Overall a good value.

You get what you pay for.

Comfortable and easily fit on my old Sekai. I did have to bring it in to a bike shop to have it installed correctly, before it was tipping up and down no matter how tightly I fastened it.

I had double hip replacements a couple of years ago. I'm only in my forties so it was a difficult decision but one that I'm very happy I made. Because of the problems I've had, however, I couldn't ride a bike for years. I was so excited after the surgeries because I was finally going to be able to ride again. That is, until I actually tried to do it. It seemed like every bike seat pushed up in just the wrong spot or was so hard that I could actually feel my implants when I peddled. It was horrible and terribly disappointing. I gave up last year and had resigned myself to the fact that I wasn't going to be able to ride anymore. So, this year I decided to sell the bike. When I got it down, I sat on it again just to be sure the seat was too hard (which of course it was) but the feeling of wanting to ride was so strong that I decided I had nothing to lose by trying another seat before getting rid of it. I searched through Amazon and found this amazing seat. It took all of ten minutes to take off the old one and put this one on. I took off, rather hesitantly, waiting for the pain to hit. It never did. I just kept riding and riding, feeling more exhilarated than I had in years! I, literally, cried! The spring in the seat is most helpful for someone like me because every bump has the potential to be very painful. But the seat bounces with the bike..... It's awesome! It's just firm enough that it keeps my butt in place without being so hard that I feel like I'm sitting on concrete. This seat gave me back something that was taken from me years ago and, hopefully, will allow me to continue to get healthier and feel better. Amazing what fifteen dollars can do!

Since my wife and I are slightly on the larger side, we bought two to try and make our medieval torture devices ( A.K.A. the pair of bikes on the carport ) more comfortable to use. Well they made a huge difference. Our rears are more happier when we ride the torture devices, and they look really good parked there on the car port. Worked well with the standard posts the torture devices came with. A definite win for our household!

Wide and comfortable. Fine for a city tourer.