V Flow Plus Saddle - Black

More comfortable than all the road saddles I have tried previously,on the down side this one is a bit heavier than what you would expect for that price level. Beware the design won't make you bike look nice!!! A good saddle if you need to change for perineal problem reasons

I needed to replace my Fizik Tri saddle. I did few races on it and two half ironman. It was confortable enough, but long rides caused numbness in areas all cyclist know. After reading hundreds of good reviews I purchased an ISM Adamo Attack. And an attack it was. My butt was tired of all the attacks (I lowerd the seat post, I moved it forward, backward). I decided to give the Cobb a try. I wasn't, and still I am not too crazy about the look of it, but let me tell you, IT DOESN'T EVEN MATTER.After the first bike ride, I thought "this is it". Why? I completely forgot about the saddle. I was focused on peddaling. Then I did a long ride to make sure and well, It was so confortable that here I am, writing a review. Great job John Cobb!

It hurt my butt!

It's a good seat. Nothing to rave about. But everyone is different maybe this one just isn't the best fit. Still get discomfort

Not really the riding solution that I was looking for towards my road bike. Awesome saddle in all aspects, however, aesthetically it was too much bulk for a road bike set-up. It made its new home on my TT bike.

This seat is the bees knees---you get what you pay for. It's expensive but so is the sport of triathlon. If you're going to be spending long hours on the bike, invest in a comfortable seat. I'll be using this for 2x Ironmans this year.

So far this saddle works well, less pain in the sit-bone area and it looks good -- it's very nicely made if a little dorky looking...

The best and confartable