FIFTY-FIFTY Mountain Bike Seat, Comfortable Memory Foam MTB Seat,

8 reviews for FIFTY-FIFTY Mountain Bike Seat, Comfortable Memory Foam MTB Seat,

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   Bruce F. – 7 January 2025

   Solid Replacement for Original
   The original seat that came with my bike was falling apart where the cover was glued to the base. Given the chance to upgrade to something a bit more cush for my mountain bike that sees more paved trails than dirt, I decided to give this one a try.After removing the current seat I was happy to see the new seat was approximately the same width, but much shorter. I found this to be a good thing as original always seemed much longer than it needed to be. Size comparison picture of new seat on the left and original seat falling apart on the right. Also happy to see the new seat construction didn’t have the seat cover glued to the base. Hopefully, this seat will last longer than the original.Install was easy enough on my dropper post. Took a quick spin around the neighborhood on the new seat with the pants I was wearing without pads and found the cushioning in the new seat was much nicer than the original. No discomfort at all in the tender area during my brief ride. It should be much more enjoyable on long rides when I’m also wearing padded shorts.

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   Brandon Huffstetler – 7 January 2025

   Very nice quality and study seat
   This was an experiment for me. I have a cruiser with a suspension post. I was using the stock seat which has some thicker padding and shock absorbers, but I wanted to try something a bit more sleek and street ready.This is definitely more comfortable on my hips than the standard seat, but the shape will take some getting used to.The build quality is great and it is really light. It has a little flex that keeps it from feeling too rigid.Overall I really like it but am still working on conditioning myself to find if it will more comfortable overall after more rides.

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   Rightstep – 7 January 2025

   Lightweight & Comfortable! Quality Construction!
   I like the quality look of this seat! It is smaller than my current seat and has less cushion in the ischial area so I wondered how comfortable it would be. But after riding on a number of back country roads, I’m satisfied with the fit and feel.The company states it uses memory foam and it’s also reported to be waterproof which is important to me as I often ride in wet conditions. I weigh about 165 and while this works for me, I expect it may not be big enough for someone who has wider hips and a larger build. There is a little mid-seat relief but it that may be a concern for someone who needs greater relief in that region.I like the quality of the construction and though the seat is not leather, it feels fairly durable and I would not expect it to tear or abrade easily if it rubs against walls or if the bike happens to fall over.Bottom Line: Nicely constructed seat, comfortable fit and lightweight. May not work as well for individuals with wider hips or larger build. I am happy with this seat and have no problem recommending it!

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   Leroy James – 7 January 2025

   A comfortable upgraded take of a classic saddle!
   This Fifty-Fifty Bike Saddle is a quality buy and is exactly what I was looking for!You can’t go wrong with a classic saddle and this variation of it has it all it.Memory foam to support ergonomics, comfort it’s light weight and best of all it’s waterproof!This saddle truly feels good; it’s made of a rubberized Polyurethane material so unlike leather it’s non porous which makes it non absorbent and it’s significantly cooler to touch than leather after baking in the sun.A bike saddle is like a pair of shoes; I might find them to be comfortable but that doesn’t mean you’ll find them to be comfortable. With that said I’m of a tall slender build, 185 lbs and I found this saddle to be very comfortable ridding around Washington DC.

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   Kevin T – 7 January 2025

   Sleek and comfortable
   I have no natural padding in my sitting area so I like wide seats with lots of cushion.Since I was replacing my son’s hard old torn seat (and he’s not an old man looking for an old man seat) this was a great replacement on his Trek mountain bike.I was surprised how comfortable it was when I took it for a short test ride.We don’t really ride our bikes that much so I can’t give you any insight on its comfort after a long ride, but I’m impressed so far.

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   Mlord – 7 January 2025

   Ergonomic and good looking
   I’m 156 lbs. This seat is mostly comfortable and supports my body well. It certainly helps to have a good design.I would give seat comfort 8 out of 10. The slightly less cushion where it tapers forward is the problem area for me. Back end gives no problem.

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   NeverB4 – 7 January 2025

   Thin and Lightweight
   This is a really nice, thin, and lightweight saddle made for any mountain bike mogul. I picked up this saddle after using mine for many, many miles of riding. I decided I’m going to try a few new saddles here and there to see which I prefer best and this one is built really well, has a great feel to it and is comparable to most saddle on the market today. It’s certainly on the skinnier side, like an OEM saddle that comes on most higher-end mountain bikes today. I was intrigued as to why they didn’t choose to place the typically slit in the middle of the saddle, but I haven’t notice any degradation in performance because of this. Overall, for the price, this is a really nice saddle that will last me another 800 miles. Great product.

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   MNFamily – 7 January 2025

   Very nice saddle
   Very nice saddle.