WTB Koda Bike Saddle, Comfortable Mountain Bike Saddle with Comfort Zone Pressure Relief, Gravel, Trail, Enduro, Bikepacking, Flat Nose, Medium or Wide, Titanium, Chromoly, or Stainless Steel Rails

I purchased this to replace the stock seat on my Specialized Enduro. I shopped around quite a bit and ended up purchasing this seat for a few reasons.First was material, the reason I was looking to replace the factory seat on my Enduro is because it came with a shiny slick seat that I knew was going to hate 2 minutes after buying the bike. I prefer a grippy seat to prevent sliding around on the saddle. The Koda is exactly the material I was looking for to accomplish this.Second was size, I run a few different bikes depending on what type of riding I will be doing that day. I love the stock saddle that came on my Turbo Levo and was trying to find one as close to that as possible as Specialized no longer sells it. The Koda was really similar in size and shape. This is a shorter sized seat which I really prefer for the type of riding that I do on my Enduro where I am in and out of my seat a lot jumping or riding chunky downhill.Last was the relief channel. This seat has a huge relief channel down the center. My girlfriend and I have both ridden this bike since adding the Koda seat and found it to be very comfortable.This is a good quality seat at a very reasonable price. I would definitely recommend it to others.

Best saddle I have ever had! Measure your sit bones and adjust the seat height, angle, and distance for and aft. I have never had a bike saddle this comfortable.

I’ve used WTB Rocket and Volt in the last 10 yeas out so, and liked the Volt over the Rocket. Koda is a bit wider than Volt and it’s been very comfortable so far (2 weeks in) for my 10mi commutes.

WTB seats rock. We have 3 different versions of them. They were engineered and are the most comfortable. Even have a get your seat calculator on their website based off of your sit bones.

I am a purchasing consumer, posting an honest review. I am not receiving any compensation for posting this review.OVERALL:5 stars easily. I no longer have a bruised-sore butt.[3/30-35] 18 month update. 1000s of gravel trail miles, and paved roads later I 100% stand by everything I posted below. The biggest decision is titanium versus chromoly for rail choice. I guess the end justifies the means, the bottom line speaks for itself (drum roll please)... My butt says "I don't hurt".DETAILS:I am 5-11, 190 pounds. Average/typical stature. I do not wear padded bike shorts. This saddle fits me to a T. Its wide and flat enough to support my sit bones, without concentrating the shock loading onto specific butt areas. I can ride as far as my leg strength will allow, and I am not sore at all at the end of the ride. I paid the extra $$$ for the titanium rails. I have a titanium handlebar that I like the feel of so I figure why not something similar under my butt? Maybe its placebo... I don't know for sure. Either way I am happy with this purchase.

Needed to replace my old saddle, it had became uncomfortable over the years... Read reviews for it on a few mtb sites and decided to give it a try. I am pleased with it. Never notice it, I guess that's the best thing I can say about it. I recommend it highly.

It's a very nice saddle. Spendy but well worth it

I wanted to replace the seat on a used Trek Marlin 6. The original was a beat-up Bontrager seat. There are 3 sizes: narrow, medium, wide. There’s a chart on the WTB website on the measurement of the space between your butt bones. I purchased a medium. It was 6.5 inches wide. The original Bontrager seat was 7 inches wide. The original Bontrager seat felt more comfortable and softer on the butt. You can buy this seat for a few dollars cheaper on the WTB website but Amazon has free returns, so it’s safer.