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Question: I need to know how wide the saddle is
Document: Recently I bought the Schwinn Adult Ergonomic Saddle. It is not as comfortable as the manufacturer describes. Is too soft, so it is difficult to keep the position on the saddle while you are riding, you have to ajust your buttock position all the time. Now I know why it is so cheap.
The other is that the seat is a bit wide for a road bike (good for a mountain bike) which may cause you to pinch the front of the seat with your thighs as you peddle.If you are looking into other options, I would recommend the Nashbar 2x Sport Saddle for a few dollars more. It is very similar to this one but narrower, more rounded, and more durable.
I bought this saddle for an old Pacific road bike that I am transforming into the ultimate comfort/hybrid bike! :)  I wanted a saddle that is comfy but not too wide. I previously had a Schwinn cruiser seat that was too wide for me and rubbed my chubby little thighs. I am 5'3" and weigh 190 lbs. As such, I wanted to find a saddle that is not too wide or too narrow and has some cushion AND didn't cost a fortune.
Not too big, not too small, definitely better than the saddle my bike came with. Easier for me to get used to than some hard ergonomic saddles I've used! Didn't soak up too much water while I walked my bike in a drizzle, but I'm going to try to keep the rain off it.I just got it, so I don't know how it'll hold up. Maybe I'll edit this review in a few months.
I installed this saddle on my old GIANT hybrid bike to replace the original saddle that was becoming uncomfortable. You do need to keep the saddle dry though so cover it with plastic if the bike is outside in the rain.
For comparison's sake I'm height/weight proportionate and wear chamois bike shorts when I ride. I have virtually no rear end, so I need all the cushioning I can get!I can see where durability may be an issue in a year or two or five, but I'm willing to deal with the minor hassle of buying a new saddle sooner should that happen.
but it's much more comfortable than the stock seat on my Trek 4500. I'm new to riding, and my pelvic bones need all the encouragement they can get to stay out on the trail. This seat has helped me ignore some of the discomfort that comes with learning any new sport. I don't slide around at all while I'm on it, and installation took about 20 minutes.I wonder if it would be overkill to buy a Bell gel seat to go on top of this saddle....?
Didn't fit my body requirements. Now, I don't feel there is much wrong with my anatomy there :-), as I am not heavy, just, maybe have somewhat wide body frame.
This seat is incredibly comfortable. It's not very wide, but makes up for it with extra soft gel. The center opening also makes a great difference.I'm a 180lb, 6' man. I love this seat and would definitely order it again.
This seat has great reviews and a great price, so I picked it up. It arrived a few minutes ago and I'm returning it... It is a little soft, and I like the rails. But it is the same width as my stock seat so it still puts all the pressure on the same two, very sore spots on my wide bottom.
Answer: yes