Selle Italia Novus Boost Evo Endurance TM Superflow Saddle

As someone with a bit of posterior pelvic tilt, finding a saddle that supports proper posture has always been tricky until I tried the Selle Italia Novus Boost Superflow Endurance. This saddle really surprised me with how well it keeps my position stable, especially when fatigue starts to set in. On long rides and indoor sessions alike, the Novus Boost has been a game changer. During indoor training, it immediately helped me maintain good posture without feeling like I was constantly fighting for balance or comfort. The softer nose design really makes a difference, combined with the slightly waved back allowing a natural pelvic tilt that keeps pressure off sensitive areas while staying powerful through the pedal stroke. I also own the SLR Superflow Boost, which I’ve always liked, but the Novus shines once fatigue kicks in. It helps me stay better engaged through my glutes and hamstrings, whereas the SLR tends to load other muscles more over time, leading to fatigue. With the Novus, I can just keep going longer and more comfortably. If there’s one drawback, it’s the weight it’s a bit on the heavier side for those chasing every gram. A Ti rail version would make it perfect. Overall, the Selle Italia Novus Boost Superflow Endurance is a standout choice for riders who value posture stability and endurance comfort over ultralight specs. It’s become my goto for indoor or longer and more demanding rides.

Pros & Cons

I have both the SLR boost superflow and the Novus. I got the Novus due to the indoor trainer static nature and because I cannot keep my pelvis rolled after long static sessions in the trainer. If you are on the tight side with your hamstrings, glutes this is a perfect saddle, especially for indoor trainers on erg mode, where movement is much lower and especially if you feel your pelvis collapsing after static positioning fatigue kicks in. Make sure you tune to the proper fore / aft for your body otherwise it will feel as a nightmare. Overall very nice saddle and if you are familiar with Selle Italia saddles, you know it will require some break-in time.

Pros & Cons

Packaging almost open, poor sealing on departure, not the fault of the carrier

The comfort is really top notch, but really regret that the logo comes off so quickly. Then after 1 ride you're left with a kind of worn-out saddle.

Pros & Cons

The comfort is excellent. I've just got an SLR Superflow and it's nothing like that. The gel inserts really do the job and there's a world of difference in comfort. It weighs a bit more but considering what's at stake, it's not a big deal. The only small fault is that the coating clings to the shorts and doesn't slide much when you want to reposition yourself on the saddle. We'll see with time.