3D Full Carbon Fiber Bike Saddle - Adaptive Bicycle Seat to Reduce The Burden of Long Distance Cycling- Support BMX MTB & Gravel Bike

Saddle looks great, weight is spot on too, I haven’t installed it yet, will revise if needed

I bought this saddle as an experiment, to see how well these inexpensive clones actually work and how well they are made. So far I have been pleasantly surprised. The saddle is comfortable (to me! saddle shape is very personal), having a good amount of give in the cushioning and some flex in the shell. (This is not an uber-stiff carbon fibre saddle, so if you are looking for that you will be disappointed). The padding varies in stiffness across the saddle, which seems to work quite well. I have ridden several multi-hour rides so far, and so, while the jury is out on long-term reliability, it has served well so far and been quite comfortable - as comfortable as the best saddles I have owned, in fact.One potential problem for some folks is that the saddle appears to not be formed perfectly symmetrically - one side droops ever so slightly (maybe 2mm). For me this is a non-issue, as the spots where my sit bones are supported is not affected, but for highly sensitive riders, or riders with a different "seat physiology", it might be problematic.

The seat is super cushiony while being much lighter than a typical foam passed saddle. The problem is that the inner edge of the cutout where your important bits go is very rigid and sticks out. Needs to be redesigned. Unusable because of that one flaw

Since I don’t have a teen’s butt anymore, it feels like I am sitting on a mobile park bench. It doesn’t have any cushion at all. I’m going to have to look for a better alternative. It looks nice but not better than my old titanium Flite , which sadly I have to change for a prostate friendly one.

This looks like a quality product, no issues with manufacturing or anything else. I'd have trouble distinguishing this from the quality of the big name brands.

Great saddle for the fit and price, but extremely poor quality control. The carbon shell cracked on both sides after one week of riding and I am only 140 lbs. Not worth the hassle.

Coming from an S-Works Mirror saddle I was skeptical but this saddle is up there in quality for a fraction of the price. Padding is firm, but shape is good and extremely lightweight.

I am a larger rider (6-2, 230) and I primarily ride a mix of pavement and gravel for distances of 25-35 miles. This 3D printed saddle beat out my old Ergon, primarily because of less thigh friction due to its slightly better shaped design. Build quality and durability both seem fine. As for comfort, after about 600 miles, I would rate the saddle as just okay. I don't care for heavily padded saddles, but this model could use just a pinch more cushioning for the sit bones. My search for saddle nirvana will continue.