Reviews over the

Selle Italia Novus Superflow Endurance Ti

It seems to be going well, I had taken a wider one that now creaks a little, let's hope so! Also because the manufacturer's warranty doesn't cover the creaking... :-((

Very nice saddle for longer rides for racing and gravel bikes.

Pros & Cons

Pain in the sitting bones

Valuable investment. Sits well and extra support. Silver rails though.

Pros & Cons

I've been riding for 1 month with this new saddle. At least 2 sessions of 80 to 90 km a week. I'm very pleased with the product, no pain even after 4 hours in the saddle.

Have had cheaper saddles before. Now my uncomfortable problems have finally been solved. No longer need to stand up after a few miles.

Super good, immediate good fit.

Pros & Cons

From the first time , it sits great. No problems with a numb feeling.

Pros & Cons

The saddle selection guide seems relevant. This saddle is the most comfortable of those previously acquired for outings lasting more than 4 hours. Fast delivery

Pros & Cons

Used for 300km, this saddle deserves its reputation! Comfort is second to none! So yes, in the low position you lose a bit of power if you want to send it, but logically that's not its objective!

Pros & Cons

After 3 rides, including a 6-hour ride, comfort guaranteed. I followed the Mantel guide to select the saddle and it works.

Pros & Cons

responds very well to my use for outings over 100kms, very comfortable and nice saddle.

Pros & Cons

With my seat bone CC distance 95mm tested the S3 with titanium rail. Saddle horizontal. This feels good, good seat bone support and free space on the adductor side of the legs. Works fine on bumpy bike paths and uneven roads. And you encounter those often enough as a recreational road cyclist. For the somewhat higher weight of the saddle, you get a lot of comfort. The extra padding is firm enough. The SLR Superflow I had before only caused stress to the bones. I did find 1 downside: the finish of the split nose was sloppy. Left part is slightly inward. This must be exemplary. Returned the saddle. Hope they have another good one lying around.

Pros & Cons

I previously had the version with plastic shell. That one started cracking after 2 years. The carbon shell is a lot more expensive but should last longer.

Pros & Cons

From a selection of 6 types of saddles from Selle Italia finally kept this one. Top service from Mantel that you can buy the saddles, test them and return them if necessary (this process is super easy!). On the Tacx with the rails wrapped with a thin cloth the saddle stays like new and you were still able to feel it. For me this saddle was perfect, in terms of width; support upright, but also in the aero position with aerobars. That the cutout continues through the nose is essential for the latter. With the short nose saddles you do not see this, because the construction does not allow it. The triathlon saddles sometimes do have this, but the nose of these types of saddles is much wider, which causes problems with thicker thighs. My seat bone width is 100 mm and the S is perfect.

Pros & Cons

I was looking for a sturdy and stable saddle where I could continue to ride comfortably on long rides. All these conditions were met. The step-by-step plan made a useful contribution to that.

Pros & Cons

I bought this saddle for my trekking bike. Without or just cycling shorts you can cycle for hours with it.

Pros & Cons

I used to suffer occasionally while cycling and my "sensitive" parts became numb. I tried both the S3 and L3 version, because I was pretty much between these two saddles in terms of size. The L3 suited me much better. I have been cycling with the new saddle for a while now and it is very comfortable.

Pros & Cons

I haven't put it together yet. It looks well made and solid. This saddle smacks of quality.

After really trying a lot of saddles (12) finally found this one. I used to always have hard saddles. My last one was a Selle italia slr team edition. I've always sat on it. Until a certain moment. I'm 52 now and I think that has something to do with it.

Pros & Cons

Thank you Mantel for allowing me to try the stools for 30 days, which allowed me to choose the right one. I am very satisfied. Bravo merci

Very comfortable saddle, fast delivery

Pros & Cons

Accustomed to long bike rides in the mountains, I could only choose this saddle... I was sure not to make a mistake ... Ordering is always tricky, but the advisor's advice over the phone confirmed my choice and the available stock ... Indeed, from the 1st ride, this saddle is really top-notch ... In my case, I took the S3 ... always check the saddle's suitability for your morphology and type of riding ... Excellent

Pros & Cons

Am very satisfied with this saddle. Sits very well and is nice and light.

Pros & Cons

Pros & Cons

I just rode an 800km trip with it, nice saddle and sits very easily

I was able to put it through its paces over the weekend - 8 hours in the saddle and nothing to report. I chose it thanks to the little mantel application. And it's perfect.

Pros & Cons

A fan of long outings (4h+), I was looking for a more advanced model than my Italia C2 gel flow purchased from DKT, perfectly suited to my morphology and riding style. I tried dozens of Fizik and Italia models, until I finally came to this one. The choice of a saddle is very personal, but for people with a narrow pelvis and good flexibility (riding without tension on the back or neck, with hands at the bottom of the handlebars) this saddle is incredibly comfortable. The comfort is even more noticeable at the end of the circuit. There's no rubbing, and the seat is just as supple as it should be (I've tried some very hard "racing" versions, which are ouch.... real instruments of torture, and feel like such pretty quickly). This saddle is absolutely royal, as long as you accept that you're sitting on the pelvic bones (ischials) and not the tissues... which on long rides is painful in the long run anyway. Be careful to choose the right spacing (S3 135 cm or L3 146 cm - for "wider" pelvises).

Pros & Cons