GORIX Bike Saddle Seat Comfortable Cushion with Rail Mountain Road Bicycle for Men and Women (GX-C19)

I'm used to riding a racing saddle on my racing bike, but I also wear padded cycling shorts when I ride the racing bike. I bought this Gorix touring saddle (it's literally labeled "Touring") for my mountain bike because it has more padding than a racing saddle - but still in a touring/racing form factor that I prefer - so I can ride in street clothes if I want to. For example, sometimes I commute on my mountain bike and this saddle is comfy enough for me in that use case. I also like the variety of colors they offer and this orange one matches my mountain bike color scheme. The padding is good, but if you need a plush saddle this is not the one for you. Build quality seems good, no issues so far. So for me, it looks good, it feels good, I like the color, and the price is right.

This is a great bike seat. Even though this seat is not made of actual leather, it does have a perfect leather color. For being a slightly below average thickness seat, the seat is actually quite comfortable. The white accents to the rich leathery brown is a perfect match of subtleness. Highly recommend.

I don't think this is a bad saddle, and I like all the different colors that it comes in, and I'm not out there racing to replace it, but I think it's at best a 4 out of 5 star saddle. I ride 15-25 miles at a time, on road and off, and I find it comfortable enough, and I don't have padded pants. But you can tell from handling it that it's inexpensive, and I suspect it's not a saddle that's going to hold up long term, but I've been using mine for the last four months or so, and I don't have any complaints. So if you you're looking for something that will work fine, and looks good on your bike, you don't really need to look any further, but if you want something "nice" I would probably plan to spend a bit more.

This seat is a real upgrade. Very sleek and still good amount of padding for long rides. Easy to install and functionally exactly like OEM

It's a great compact seat offering comfort for shorter bike rides.... If you're going for an extended ride like 10 miles or more, I'd get something with a little more cushion.

I guess I’m getting fat because I totally destroyed the rails on my last bike seat. I went to the bike store and everything they have is $60 and up, not my idea of a good price.This seat is extremely comfortable and nicely made, it was no problem to put on my bike. It looks better than my original seat, I love the channel in the center, it distributes the weight better on my body I guess I’m getting fat because I totally destroyed the rails on my last bike seat. I went to the bike store and everything they had was $60 and up, not my idea of a good price.This seat is extremely comfortable and nicely made, it was no problem to put on my bike. It looks better than my original seat, I love the channel in the center, it distributes the weight better.

Pros: Easy installation (there’s enough gap to insert the mounting brackets to secure it), Sleek design and structure, and aerodynamics.Cons: This is no more comfortable than the OEM/factory seat that comes with the bike.I recommend buying padded shorts for long rides, that is if you don’t already. The design is sleek for easy on/off transitions, and standing and sitting while riding but that’s it unfortunately.I liked my previous aftermarket better, this is not comfortable.

I bought this for the color . I wasn’t expecting it to be anything special. For the money this is a pretty good saddle . It’s comfortable enough. I got over 200 miles on it so far . I dig it