Charge Bikes Spoon Saddle, CrMo - dk Brown - RP7107U6OS

I didn't expect to love this seat as much as I do. My biking friend suggested to me a thinner saddle like this one instead of the wider saddle I was trying to take on longer rides (with a drop bar road bike mind you). i was hesitate to leave the soft, padded saddle my butt had become accustomed to, but, I decided to find a seat that would be a good introduction for my butt to the road saddle. This saddle seemed like a reasonable offer, but I figured because of the price of other saddles that I would eventually need to upgrade (or this one wouldn't stand the test of time). I was wrong. This is a very sturdy seat, made with what feels like a faux-leather, but detailed and tough as well, I haven't had any scuffs, tears or splitting in the material. The seat looks practically brand new after months of use! For a budget-friendly addition to your two-wheeled companion, I couldn't recommend this enough! It's very versatile in the positions you can adjust it to, and the positions you can seat yourself on this saddle. I find the length of this saddle very helpful for long rides as I can scoot back for drop bar comfort, or scoot myself forward for aggressive, uphill battles where I want to hold my core strong. Highly recommended to riders of any shape, size, age, or experience! The class of this seat will treat your butt like a King, as well as add an elegant touch to any bike you may have! My red road bike looks fantastic with this on it, it stands out like a leather gear shift in a manual car, and on my mint green road bike, it brings a neutral tone to the bright colors of the bike. I love this seat.

While comfort is subjective in nature, I can honestly say that the Charge Spoon saddle is one of the most comfortable saddles, I've used throught the years. I though gel saddles would be the most comfortable. I found out the hard way. I purposely didn't write a review for this saddle until I've used it long and far enough. I can sit and ride on this saddle for hours without feeling any pain or discomfort compared to a gel saddle I tried that only took half an hour before my rear called it quits. I use this Charge Spoon saddle on my old rare Stumpjumper 30th anniversary edition mountain bike. It makes the bike look so classy. I will upload some picture later. The Charge Spoon saddle is more comfortable than the specialized BG Titanium saddles that came with the bike. Imagine that. The weight is not an issue. The difference between this weight and the old saddle it replaced was minimal and almost indiscernible. I'm very happy with this saddle. It looks like it would last a long time. Well made, lightweight, and comfortable. Definitely looks amazing on any bike. Highly recommended.

Really nice look and finish, but it was too hard for me.

I have two of these now & ride them regularly. Look good & for the price, very comfy.

There are very few things more taste dependent than a bike seat. That said, I really like this one. It’s firm without being rockhard, it has a nice grippy texture and it’s incredibly light for its price point.

This was a awesome seat very well done too quality. But my 77 year old butt couldn't take it.

Worth every penny... thinking of buying another

Reading over the reviews, I noticed a common theme. People automatically assumed that a low-priced saddle just couldn't be all that good. I was among those people, but after reading the positive reviews, I decided to buy one for my vintage 1993 Specialized Epic SE. I ordered the saddle, along with some brown handlebar tape, and I'm pleased to say that the saddle lives up to the hype. It's solidly made, seems pretty sturdy, is very comfortable (once you find your sweet spot), and looks terrific. I was going to spend $140 on a Brooks B17, but decided to try this saddle first to save a little money. I'm very pleased with everything about this saddle... the comfort, the price and the looks, and I'd highly recommend it if you're looking for a faux leather look on your saddle. I love how it looks on my bike, and after several rides, I'm very pleased with the overall comfort as well. My only gripe is the white logo featured so prominently. I rubbed most of the white paint off with some steel wool, and it looks a lot less obtrusive. Overall, a solid 5 star rating for value, looks and comfort. Hard to go wrong for the price.

There are so many bicycle saddles on the market it’s easy to get confused. I tried many versions but I’ve never found a more comfortable saddle than this one. Of course it needs to fit your pelvic bones so if you are not sure go to a bike shop and get fitted.