Fizik Arione Wing Flex with K:ium Rails

Saddle choice is totally subjective and there is no right answer for everyone. But for me, this is it. It's long and flat and it's comfortable to ride on anywhere-- from the tip of the nose to all the way back on your sit bones in cruise mode. I have this on all my bikes. I came to this after suffering through my Turbo, Flite, Max Flite, SLR, Pave, Aspide, Toupe and Caymano saddles.

My one complaint is that it has to weigh so much - 240g, but it's definitely worth lugging around. Comfortable bikes go faster! Save weight somewhere else.

I agree with mark, "this is the saddle for me." Out of all the others I own this is the one that I want to be on if I'm doing anything more than commuting. I've used this saddle for two seasons of cycle-cross and the first season I was learning remounts. Learning cycle-cross remounts can't be good for saddles, especially over-jumping and smashing down on the side of the saddle. Well I finally learned to be smooth and efficient jumping back on, and you know that saddle is still straight as an arrow. If this saddle is not as light as you wish,mark there is always the Fizik arione K1 weighing in at 150gr.

As with other reviewers, I found that the Fizik Arione distributed the pressure evenly even when shifting my position forward or backward. For my shorter rides between 25-50 miles the seat was very comfortable. For my longer rides of 100 miles, however, I found that there was too much pressure on my perineum and that created a lot of discomfort.