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Pro Stealth

Bought to relieve pressure problems, it does this.

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Besides the price (even considering that it has a very good weight for a saddle with alloy rails, I expected this version to be a bit cheaper and it would be easier to justify acquiring the carbon rail model), this is the saddle I changed to from the Selle Italia Turbomatic (heavier, even if it had a bit more padding, but my transition was smooth, even considering longer - 200+km/6h+ rides), and will not change to any other in the coming years (unless I'm able to purchase the carbon rails one, or the new curved model). Love it!

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For me this is the most comfortable saddle on the market

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Comfy saddle - arrived promptly. Would recommend both the saddle and mantel. Does take a while for the saddle to soften up, however.

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Really good saddle. I was struggling previously with numbness on long rides. This has a great shape and allows you to perch or sit back. I’ll be getting some more for the other bikes

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Excellent saddle, good clean shape, great stiffness therefore is a good base for strong efforts.

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Since I changed to a more upright riding position, the previous saddle without cut-out was starting to put more pressure on my sensitive part. Pro Stealth saddle is the first wide-type short-nose saddle I have ever tried. I received it at my office when I came to work on my bike and could try it right away for 35km ride back home. The difference was night and day. I would usually get some sort of discomfort after about one hour of ride and I would have to constantly move back and forth to find less uncomfortable position. With Pro Stealth, I thought I was literally floating on water while pedalling, I could hardly feel its presence. Little wider saddle just got natural after about half an hour. The more important thing was that my pedalling got so much smoother. Furthermore, no more lingering numbness on my groin!! With 30-days satisfaction guarantee! Why not? have a go and return it if you don't like it! This will definitely stay with me for a very long time. Comfy saddle, happy smiling rider.

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After years of fiddling with position on bike I took the plunge and changed to cut out saddle and instantly have stopped all perineum numbness and lower back pain, I think it’s allowing my pelvis to rotate forwards alleviating stretched back muscles. The only very minor downside is lack of padding, but fine for 2 hour rides. Haven’t tried anything longer yet

Used this on some very long rides and it's very comfortable. I find I don't have to move around as much and the wide nose is supportive when you get in an aero position and on the rivet.

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Having seen reviews and looking at what must have been hundreds of seats I picked the pro stealth. Comfortable and made for racing, this wont work for mountain bikers out there as its designed for a lean / racing position.. perfect for gravel seated on the front of the saddle.. perfect up hill at the rear of the saddle. No sores or rubs.. perfect all round seat. A final note the cut out helps against pressure on the prostrate etc.

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I have used this saddle on my indoor trainer, it has helped me to ride longer. I have not suffered from any numbness, were as my previous saddle caused this problem.

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It’s s form saddle compared to what I’m used to but it’s way comfier when in the drops

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Excellent Saddle for Road racing and training miles. No issues with numbness due to the slightly shorter length and ample cutout, even with long hours and an aggressive position. No uncomfortable ridges - the nose is wide and smooth. Quite firm but adapted to it within a week or two. A bit on the expensive side for a non carbon saddle.

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Swopping from a pro logo nago to a pro stealth is night and day. More comfort and able to sit for much longer when on the rivet and putting the power down. Perfect tt or triathlon saddle.

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Had an 152 width saddle previously, so I'm still getting used to this new one; still few rides to judge it adequately, but I don't get sore (like I used to get with 130mm width saddles, although "I feel" the saddle a bit more than my previous one (a lot curvier than this one, which is a bit more flat). Must ride longer (4 to 5 h in a single ride) to formulate a definitive opinion

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Light - Stiff - Comfortable. What more do you need? Follows the recent trend for the shorter saddle that suits the more aggressive position like the Spec. power saddle but is just better. The wider nose is brilliantly accommodating, giving you the option to still move around and get on the rivet. Pressure relief channel does exactly what its supposed to. And slope at the rear allows the hips to get a good rotation for a low front end. Great saddle.

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Bought this saddle to try after seeing a YouTube review. I purchased the wider version as this suited my sit bone measurement. The saddle is very light and on my scales matches the claimed weight. It looks great and certainly has a quality feel about the build. The mount on the rear is a great touch, camera mount, mudguard and tool roll holder options are available. It is a firm saddle. Comfortable but very firm so in this case I am glad I didn't opt for carbon rails. The main reason I purchased this saddle was for the pressure reliving claims made. I have tried a few other saddles, conventional, cut outs and channels but still found soft tissue irritation was an issue. So far I am about 1000km travelled on the pro stealth and its great. It just works. Its hard to describe but it took a long ride to realise that when I got home no soreness, numbness or irritation. You don't ride down the road thinking 'wow great' but that nagging discomfort other saddles offer just never appears! I think the slightly wider and shorter nose means they can make better use of the cut out section. The rest of the saddle is just what you demand from a premium priced bit of kit. So I am lucky. It fits me well and is helping to speed fatigue recover between riding.

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