Two years ago I was losing blood flow in my legs, heart rate soaring on easy rides. Did the MRI, exhaustive tests with doctors and sports medicine, nothing made sense, and then we did a bike fit where we finally figured out the problem was my saddle. I tried at least seven saddles of various brand, shape and size before i found this one and then tried various versions of this one. The shape fits me, and the Supercomfort is definitely more comfortable on long rides. Saddles are personal, but this one works for me. I bought one for every bike I own (4). Not cheap, but well worth the investment to me.
I have loved the SLR Boost saddles for a while and got tired of pressure washing my crotch with mud and sand in CX, so I snagged this. It fits the same as the SLR, still has a bit of center channel relief, but keeps the wheel spray out. Great for CX.
Unfortunately, it's super basic. Minimal padding, not a great long distance saddle, and frankly, overpriced compared to similar saddles from other brands. Great if you want the shape, but frustrating with how much it costs.
My build creates fit issues on getting a comfortable efficient position on bicycles without getting custom frame. This bike post solved 2 issues. 1. 0 degree offset Allowed seat be positioned correctly for my knees over crank by having enough seat rail to move seat forward enough and still centered on rails. 2. Post has 2 set screws to keep seat in comfortable up or down position for riders comfort/preference. A bonus of these set screws, is location. Adjustable very easily with access in front of post. I have had issues with Single bolt seat posts not keeping seat level after I set. Seems you hit the wrong bump and seat goes out of position. I could not justify the price difference doing the carbon model of this seat post, A couple grams saved is expensive. It is on a checkpoint so has a decoupler to smooth ride. I have had good experience with Easton products ince the 1970's.
If you wear the right shorts, this saddle is amazing. The wrong shorts and it will grip down and cause chaffing. I own primarily Giordana and the FRC shorts are perfect for this saddle, but the Silverline shorts will not work. I own more Silverline then FRC's and I enjoy both shorts and do not want to dump half of my kits for a single saddle. I would say one other slight flaw is that there is not enough cover off at the edges. Those is bigger then usual (even for a cyclist) thighs, might feel some discomfort with the edges rubbering the back of your thighs.
