Bike Saddle Cover, Soft Silicone Padded Bike Seat Cover Improved Comfort Breathable Anti-Slip Bicycle Seat Cover for Spin Stationary Cruiser Bike Mountain Road Bike Outdoor Cycling

1st, patootie thing of beauty to PacNW in day & 1/2. Install quick as breeze; Brief ride secures these impressions:If you've a thin, racing-type seat, cover fits, w/ lycra/Velcro wings, like a well-measured glove, w/ backside comfort upsides immeasurable, for we so tragically born sit-bones-challenged.Hear: I had bought a diff. no frills $10 type cover that's fair, ok, but slides some, butt this $15 cover is truly money well spent - if it don't fit, think about buying a new seat.This padded cover does add some rise, so the wiley seat height tweek may loom; & sadly, the raincover is black, not hi-ho silver.Seriously, it seems a good fit for any stand-up person and sit upon.Toastmaster rejoins: Bottoms Up!UPDATE: Have purchased again, for 2nd bike; Co. replied timely to follow-up Q; My take: Item's qualitative value's worth added price point over other, more basic, saddle seat covers, no doubt; However, confirmed sceptic in me will believe that a silver rain cover has an even-money at-a-chance potential of being received, when I chance to receive the silver rain cover instead of the black one.UPDATE:One hopes MaiGoo-US is the forgiving type of corporations are people too:1.) A 3rd of this seat cover was purchased (you know, so one would always have one on arrears); And, for the 1st time - since it's the full-on rainy time of year - the taking out of the seat cover's rain cover, from the little bag it comes in, and an inspection was covered more fully, only to reveal that, while, it seams, they are all factory-folded black-side outeard, they are also all reverseable-covered so, if one wants to be sure to be saddled via seat-covered using a silver cover, then snap off a neuron and turn the cover inside-out, dangnabbit. And2.) This one's fit seamed a wee bit tighter, butt, ultimately, made it over Mr. Olmo's Italian seat - which may be detailed more fully, at some point in the future, after the early-onset arthritis medication has a chance to work its way into taking hold. And3.) These people are not only serious about offering quality seat covers, they send 'em out like there's no tomorrow; While they tend to arrive the day after yesterday.Pedal lively, not like the semi-useless dead weight we're familiar with,Swan

I've used it a couple times on hilly 3 hour rides in the puget sound area. I use a WTB saddle in a 150 millimeter width (measured at the saddle's widest point-which is about as wide as you can go for a "race" type saddle--anything wider is starting to get into the realm of "comfort" or "leisure" type riding).It was a bit of a wrestling job getting the cover in place, but I was able to do so without hearing or feeling any stitching on the cover tearing. The way the cover is mounted is pretty thoughtful in my view and in the initial hours I've used the product the has been no shifting, bunching, or movement of the cover or the gel inside it.I wouldn't say the effect of the padding is totally dramatic--I still at some times stand up on the pedals in order to promote blood flow--but I do think it adds a noticeable level of comfort and doesn't seem to inhibit my pedal stroke or many any annoying sounds while riding.After install of cover you may have to slightly lower your seat.The cover doesn't look too dorky. About the only things I don't like about it is thst you can't use a regular seat pack as the saddle rails are covered and of course the cover will add a half pound of weight to your bike--which may matter to you when your grinding up 10% grade.Overall, considering the cover's very modest price tag, I think this is s great value if it works for you, and not really any big loss if you decide it doesn't.Just remember this is for "race" type saddles and not super wide saddles. IMO if your saddle measures more than 150 millimeters at its widest point this cover won't properly fit.

Bought this to go over a peloton seat. The cover does fit over the peloton seat, but has to be really streatched to make it work (and I will probably have to use scissors if I ever need to remove it). Once on it does the job of making the seat more tolerable for longer workouts! It is not super squishy but is a big improvement.After several weeks of use the top surface is starting to peel some in the center. Not sure this would hold up to the elements/outside biking, but for a spin bike it's fine for the price.

I have a Bladez spin bik I purchased in 2014. The seat post is different from most other bikes. I had previously tried another brand of bike seat cover with nearly identical stated dimensions to this one, and it was way too big (there was too much fabric on the sides of the cover - it was too "deep"). This cover worked great, nice and tight (but not impossible to get on), and the velcro closure worked great with the unique Bladez seat mount. Comfortable and does not move!

The cover fits my WTB Pure saddle like a glove. What a huge comfort improvement on my 30+ mile rides with absolutely no cover shifting!I had seen a review about not being able to use an under-saddle pack mounted to the saddle rails with the Cevapro cover installed. However, as I had hoped, I was able route the Cevapro securing straps between the saddle and rails (rather than covering the rails) leaving the rails accessible to attach my Silca pack. Admittedly, it takes a little fiddling to get the Silca pack BOA strap between the Cevapro straps and the rails, but it works.

The quality of this item is very good. Fit was a bit tight and difficult to get on even though I measured my spinning bike seat. If you are looking for a super soft and comfortable seat cover this is not the one to buy. It feels really soft and supportive but when put over the bike seat it is pretty uncomfortable to sit on. Really did not change the hardness of the original bike seat. It does look cool but functionality is lacking.