SQLABS sent a free cardboard thing you sit on in order for you to measure for the correct seat. It included the different seat types and what it's best used for. Once I received the seat it was perfect and was much more comfortable and light compared to my original seat. I use my MTB mainly for trails.

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I love the 612 (even for mtb), I gave this a go but the nose was just too wide back to the 612

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Super Sattel, für lange und kurze Strecken, fühlt sich direkt anders an, im Vergleich zu anderen hochwertigen Sättel absolut top.Verarbeitung Super 👍🏻

I can ride without any perineal pain without wearing my padded shorts with these. This is an awesome seat for perineal pain and makes me not scared to ride my bikes again. Only wish I could get one for all my bikes and my spinner bike inside the house

Rarely if ever leave reviews for anything I buy, but thought this product was worthy of the time spent.Every ass is different, but here's my personal and long term experience.Even recently spent a week in Moab, and knocked out some huge rides, including a 5+ hour mission on the Whole Enchilada + a long ride back to the condo.I've used many different saddles over the past 30+ years of riding, sometimes opting for a more plush but heavy option, and sometimes going with a more featherweight ass torture device.The past 4+ years have been on the latter - a beautifully crafted 150g wonder - that has taken some getting used to.In fact I never quite did... usually starting a ride with thoughts of "this is somewhat painful... what's the least worst body position to make it tolerable for the next few hours". And ending with "my ass hurts".So I'd been exploring other saddles and decided to venture out of the usual few go-to brands, where I happened onto SQlab.The reviews were favorable, and the research and technology (in typical German fashion) was impressive.Since I'm in the planning stages of a ridiculously Gucci high end dream bike build in early 2020, (no... not a dentist... just addicted to shredding) I wanted something light, yet still comfortable for 3 hour rides.So I zeroed in on SQlab's more aggressive mountain bike saddle - the 611 - and followed their sit bone measurement video, then went to their handy chart, going with their suggestion to add 2cm (1cm per side) to my actual sit bone measurement.**NOTE** Don't hesitate to get this for your road bike (your ass won't know the difference), unless you see something in SQlab's lineup that makes more sense.When it arrived, I was impressed by the construction quality, AND the light weight. So far so good. I believe this is still just under or right around 160g.So I mounted it to my current ride to get the position and angle dialed in.I tend to run all of my saddles quite nose down, mainly because I do most all of my bending at the hips, not the lower back, and also to lighten the load on my taint and whatever the bloodflow to my man parts area is, and also to help hold my ass from sliding off the back of the saddle during steep climbs - without using arm strength.My initial assumption was that I would be able to use a less "nose down" position based on the design and the sort of shelf that your sit bones ride on.So I tried that, and it was fairly comfortable, a big improvement over the previous saddle.But before making a final decision on saddle tilt and position, i wanted to try to slowly and incrementally lower the nose of the saddle until it was definitely too much, and then start slowly backing up until the sweet spot angle was found.And to my surprise, the best angle was every bit as nose down as the previous saddle. When I hit this sweet spot angle, it was so noticeable, so pronounced that it was like the saddle was custom made for me. Could damn near hear the angels start singing. And my ass crying for joy.Do keep in mind that this is a minimally (but more than adequately) padded saddle, so this, coupled with the design that has a specific place for your sit bones to ride, means that it (may) have a fairly narrow sweet spot and angle for you.So watch SQlab's sit bones test video, go to their chart to select the correct width, and take a little time to experiment and get it dialed in for you. I highly recommend doing the "nose down" experiment that I describe above.One minor annoyance: This and I'm assuming their other saddles come with a rather large sewn in fabric tag with the 611 model etc that hangs down under the saddle like a flap. I suppose it's better than printing an advertising billboard directly onto the saddle, but I ended up carefully cutting it off with a fresh utility knife blade.

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Selle achetée en remplacement du modele Specialized phenom qui est confortable sans être une enclume et qui servira de référence.J'ai pris un modèle 1cm plus large que ce que j'avais calculé pour bénéficier de plus de confort et d'une promo sur le prix.Le poids : Le modèle carbone est tellement léger, qu'il s'envollerait avec un courant d'air.Le revêtement est lisse et agréable, les cotés sont plus abrasifs car renforcés par du kevlar d'après la doc.La selle est livrée avec une brochure des produits de la marque, une fiche explicative pour bien la positionner et des cartons ondulés permettant de prendre les mesures de votre postérieur, comme indiqué sur le site SQLab1er essai : Avec short et calecon ordinaires, l'assise est assez dure et la zone de "confort" au centre est inhabituellement large. Une fois assis les fesses se positionnent directement et on ressent nettement le creux qui soulage les "tissus mous". La longueur du bec n'est pas excessive, on peut s'avance dessus pour les raidillons.Apres plus de 24h d'utilisation cumulée, le bilan est excellent: Avec un sous-short de velo on ne sent plus le creux de la "zone de confort" ni aucune pression sur les "tissus mous" même après 3h de pédalage sans pause. Comme dit plus haut, les fesses se calent directement au bon endroi. Les douleurs dans les "tissus mous" ont totalement disparues ainsi que la recherche de la bonne position qui va avec.Aucune gène lors du transfert du poids derriere la selle en descente, pas de problème non plus pour s'avancer dans les montées.Mon appréciation est tellement partagée par ma femme qui l'a essayé récemment que je n'ai pas récupéré ma selle.J'ai donc acheté une nouvelle selle en 13cm :L'impression d'avoir une selle un peu trop large a disparu, reste les mêmes impressions de fermeté que précédemment mais toujours avec la pression là où il faut, donc sans inconfort après quelques heures en selle.Je confirme donc les 5* pour le modèle 13cm aussi.