saddles

Triathlete’s guide to the best saddles that increase comfort and power for the long haul. We rate our top picks based on criteria like texture, density, cutout, width, and more.

Picking a new bike saddle can feel like Russian roulette, but our fit expert helps discern when to stick with a new seat or when to move on.

We take a closer look at one of the best triathlon saddles on the market—though one that comes at a price.

We put miles on one of the most unique, customizable bike seats in the triathlon world. Read our review of the highly customizable BiSaddle.

Recent data can help women make decisions on finding the best bike saddle—we break down what to know and what to do when trying to increase your cycling comfort.

Our expert fitter explains why your saddle (probably) hurts, why you should make a change, and what to think about when you finally decide to pull the trigger to find the perfect tri saddle.

Our experts test and review this year’s 10 top triathlon and road cycling saddles.

The Draw: Cushioned split nose

The Draw: Versatile and race proven

The Draw: Slip-free perch

The Draw: Lightweight support

The Draw: Room to move

The Draw: Unisex wonder

The Draw: Category-leading saddle line

The saddle is the most individual part of your bike fit, for good reason. Here’s how to find the right one.

As equipment continues to evolve, one of the last pieces of triathlon gear to see improvement is the saddle.

Companies are recognizing the value in creating a saddle made specifically for triathletes.

Pro, Specialized and Fizik are all displaying new tri-specific saddles shaped to put weight on the sit bones, even from the aero position.

Bontrager’s Hilo RXL Speed Dial offers unprecedented fit adjustability in a true tri saddle.

Check out the complete saddle section from the 2012 Triathlete Buyer’s Guide.