Women's Saddle opinions needed!
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Tamara posted 2 years ago.
Hi, Julie. If you click on "Search Forums" and search under the terms women's saddle you'll come up with at least nine different threads discussing this issue. These might be a good starter for you -- I know a lot of the advice already on the site helped me get to the saddle that I now ride and love (Terry Butterfly CroMo).
Good luck!
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Star posted 2 years ago.
Girl, I hear you! I've been struggling with this for way too long! Thankfully my local bike shop hooked me up with the SMP Strike saddle. Check out their website at: http://www.sellesmp.com/en/default.htm. They've designed a sadde that allows blood flow through the genitals...especially the girly bits, and its GREAT! I've ridden nearly 200 miles since I got it, and its the best thing out there!
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tri_newbie_nerd posted 2 years ago.
Star wrote:
Girl, I hear you! I've been struggling with this for way too long! Thankfully my local bike shop hooked me up with the SMP Strike saddle. Check out their website at: http://www.sellesmp.com/en/default.htm. They've designed a sadde that allows blood flow through the genitals...especially the girly bits, and its GREAT! I've ridden nearly 200 miles since I got it, and its the best thing out there!
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PERFECT! That is the saddle I want!
"You cannot run away from a weakness, you must sometimes fight it out or perish, and if that be so, why not now and where you stand?" ~Robert Louis Stevenson
Hi!
I am a female that currently has a Trek 2100 road bike with the stock saddle and aerobars. I am finding that the longer my rides get (in the aero position) the more pain in the girly area!!! Do any of you females out there have any recommendations for a saddle for riding in the aero position??? Any advice or opinions would be GREAT!!
THANKS so much!