Everlasting Comfort Bike 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

this is a well made easy to install and comfortable seat

I was very surprised by the quality and comfort so far. Used it for a number of long rides. No complaints but will keep you posted if something changes.

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!

Great bike seat, comfortable and good 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.

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

I rode my first metric century (63 miles) with a Women's Terry seat--and it was agonizing! That seat is over $100 and never got comfortable. I had to change it out and I chose this one.I just changed to this one, and it is a DREAM. I rode only 12 miles yesterday, but I never had to think about the comfort of my seat! What a relief! For longer rides, I'll probably use chamois butter as insurance against chafing, but I do not expect any problems. I am 100% happy that I bought this seat! Now I can consider other long distance rides without fear of pain and discomfort.October 2024 update: I rode a Metric Century (100 km/62.5 miles) with this seat a few days ago. This seat was perfect! I wish I had this seat before. It would have saved me a lot of agony. Highly recommend!!