Everlasting ComfortBike Seat Cushion (10"x8") - Universal Fit for Mountain, Stationary, Cruiser Bikes - Easy Assembly - Comfortable Memory Foam Bike Saddle - Bike Seats for Men - Bike Seats for Women

Recently, after years of not owning a bicycle, I bought myself an E-bike from HOTEBIKE here on Amazon. So far, the bike is awesome and works great, but even the seller recommended holding on to the bike box for at least 30 days, in case there's severe issues and the bike has to be returned.Why discuss this? It pertains to my timing of getting this seat. The third time I sat on the twig of a saddle that my E-bike came with, I....well, I hurt myself. I'm a guy, you can figure out the rest. It wasn't truly injurious, but still really painful. So I immediately looked up different saddles and this was one of the first ones I looked at.But, even as of writing this, I've only had the E-bike for just under two weeks. So I procrastinated with this thought. But, for the first time since I received a BMX bike when I was a teen, I want to ride! Plus, ride as much as possible to make sure my new E-bike is solid. So, I bought this saddle. And as the review title states, I have no regrets. Should my new bike suddenly turn into a lemon on me, I'll pull this saddle off and keep it to use on another bike!!Yes, this saddle is that comfortable. I'm very much out of shape, hence the E-bike, so I'm not riding for miles and miles on end. My first long ride of the E-bike, which I'd planned to just be a few miles, wound up being about 21 miles due to a train that kept blocking the two intersections I had to cross to get back home. I had to hop off the bike a few times not because I was tired, but because my backside needed a rest from that stock saddle! I'll also mention that despite my overweight status, I am quite narrow at the hips, so I don't have a large backside.I've rode my bike a few times with this new saddle, one ride lasting just over 30 miles, and the only reason I went home is because I had business to attend to, not because I or my backside was fatigued! And I have not hurt myself mounting my bike with this saddle equipped. Poor shape I'm in, I will clearly say that I could ride a bike all day with this saddle on, it's that sturdy and comfortable.After I realized as a young man my dream of being a BMX stunt star wasn't going to happen, I sold the bike and got a mountain bike. I barely rode the thing, so I sold it off too. Out of pride, I never replaced it's stock saddle, which was a veritable twig as well. This saddle has made me realize that, had I bought one like this when I had that mountain bike, I probably would have kept riding and never sold it!The point I'm trying to make here is don't let your pride ruin an experience. If you genuinely like narrow, thinly padded bike saddles, then carry on. But if you're experiencing pain or fatigue from your bike's saddle, just get one of these. I'll of course recommend this particular saddle since I've used it and am happy with it, but there seems to be plenty of solid options out there. Pick one and enjoy riding in comfort, you'll go farther and get a better experience because of it!

This has been the only seat my wife actually liked. Cushioned well and does not hurt groin area.

more comfortable than any other I have tried.

This took just minutes to install and adjust on my Ebike and has saved me from so much discomfort. If your bike seat has the standard post, you just flip back the locking tab on the old one, slide it off, and put this one on. It comes with the adapters, too, if you need them for your bike (see the description, it has some more info there). I did need to adjust it a bit to tilt it up, but that will depend on your hight and preferences. I'm 5'2" and medium-build with a wider hip area, and this was perfect for me without breaking the bank. I also don't slide off due to the grips!I also chose this seat because of the reflector on it. Most reflectors go on the post, but due to my petite hight I need the post all the way down and there's no room for a reflecteor there. This one is a real, quality reflector--not just a sticker. Yay for safety and comfort!Not only does it keep me cool and padded, it also helps absorb shock just as it says. Bonus--it looks awesome on there!

I was pleasantly surprised when I received my bike seat. I loved it so much. I ended up getting one for my husband as well. I like that it’s nice and wide, so it makes riding a lot more comfortable.

They say it is ! Seems well made and put together. Comfortable and a bar improvement over what I had. Had to use the more involved mounting method but the seat included everything needed and worked out exactly as they said. Haven't put to many miles on it so far but so far so good. I'm impressed at the overall quality for the price.

The seat that came with my ebike is a joke. It may as well be made from concrete. It LOOKS like it has two springs build-in, but you would literally never know that from sitting on it. I noticed within a few days of getting it that my tailbone was just killing me. I bought a gel seat cover which made a big difference, but not as much as I had hoped.I finally decided to bite the bullet and buy a different seat altogether. I'm on a serious budget, but felt it was necessary to at least try to find one. I went with this because of all the positive reviews (I like to do my research before buying). Those who weren't happy with it didn't seem to think it wasn't at least comfortable, so I dropped the hammer and bought one.It looks exactly as it does in the pics, which is always a nice sign because not all products show up looking like their photos here on amazon. I couldn't use the included post attachment because of the post that came with my bike was incompatible. However, I was able to use the pieces that held the original seat in place with this one so I just detached the original from the first concrete seat and in no time, I had my new seat on.It looks good, too. Now the important part: is it as comfortable as advertised? In a word: No. It was certainly better than the original seat however, which 𝙬𝙖𝙨 nice I have to admit...but in no way is this bike seat anywhere NEAR as comfortable as the name suggests. The narrow hole in the middle which allows for airflow...? What is up with that? Does your butt need extra air while YOU ride? It's so small that I question whether or not it adds literally ANYTHING to your comfort whatsoever...but oh well, maybe you're different. The springs...ahh, well, I couldn't tell any difference in that department. As in, I couldn't feel any "springy" motion while riding over bumps to suggest that they made a difference, but maybe they did and I just couldn't tell. I think that is going to be subjective with just about everyone, so take that for what its worth.In short, the seat is more comfortable than my original...but considering the original had absolutely Zero comfort whatsoever isn't saying a whole lot. For the money it's not bad, but Everlasting Comfort as the name suggests...? Uhhhh, not even. It also boasts that it's a Wide bike seat and that isn't true really either. It was maybe a quarter to half-inch wider than the original seat and that's it...and I don't consider that to be enough to warrant the term "wide"...if it had been at least 2 inches wider then sure. But honestly, I don't consider this seat to be "wide"...now compared to the seats on racing bikes? Sure, it is definitely wider. But you can find much bigger and wider seats pretty easily these days, so once again, I guess it's subjective...but felt it was important to bring up just in case.