ISM PR Series Noseless Bicycle Seat - Anatomic Relief Bicycle Saddle for Hybrid, Time Trial, Road, and Mountain Bikes - No Nose Bike Saddle for Reduced Numbness and Discomfort

switched to the ISM PR Series saddle because I was tired of discomfort and numbness on long rides. Here’s how it worked for me:No nose design: The seat has no front point, so it doesn't press on sensitive areas. This helped me avoid numbness and pain.Comfortable padding: The foam and gel padding is soft yet supportive, making long rides more comfortable.Wide rear section: The wider back of the seat provides better support, especially for upright riding positions.Versatile use: It's suitable for hybrid bikes, mountain bikes, road bikes, and even triathlon setups.✅ Pros:Reduces pressure on sensitive areasComfortable for long ridesSuitable for various bike typesHelps prevent numbness and discomfort⚠️ Cons:May take time to get used to the unique designMight not be suitable for aggressive riding positions🏁 Final ThoughtsIf you're experiencing discomfort or numbness with traditional bike seats, the ISM PR Series noseless saddle could be a great solution. It offers comfort and support, especially for upright riding positions. Just be prepared for a short adjustment period to get used to its unique design.

The ISM PR Series Noseless Bicycle Seat is a total game-changer! I’ve been using it for a few weeks now, and I’m so impressed by the comfort it provides, especially during long rides. The noseless design takes the pressure off sensitive areas, which has made a huge difference in preventing discomfort and numbness I used to experience with traditional seats.The seat itself is well-made, lightweight, and offers plenty of support. It’s easy to adjust to the perfect position, and I love how it allows for better airflow, keeping things cool during hot rides. If you’re someone who does a lot of long-distance cycling or suffers from saddle discomfort, this is a fantastic choice.Highly recommend for anyone looking to improve their cycling experience!

I am so impressed with this saddle. I just got it the other day and took it on a 30 mile ride yesterday. For the first time in years my junk did not go numb! I have tried many different saddles which have helped to a degree with general soreness but none of them stopped my umm, equipment from going numb. This is the first saddle that gave me said relief. If the saddle was a bit wider in the rear portion of the saddle this would have gotten 5 stars. But overall I am extremely happy with this saddle. With all the different ones I tried I would have to stop every few miles to readjust my junk to try to relive the numbness. Not with this saddle! $160 was a lot more than I wanted to spend on a saddle but after taking it on a 30 mile ride I have found that it is worth every penny!

Works. Helps with my lumbar spine issues too cause I stopped trying to tilt my pelvis weird to avoid my lady parts, this took pressure off my spine.

One of the best seats I've ever tried. I have to admit I was afraid it was going to be too hard when I first tried it. I chose this model because it's foam and gel, and I thought it would be softer than the just foam version, the Typhoon. But after a couple of rides and adjustments (review the ISM installation videos when first installing), it has become one of the most comfortable seat's I've tried. I have aero bars on my bike, and my conventional seat just caused too much pain in the groin area and I was numb after a ride (I am female) when I spent too much time riding aero. I put it on my bike while it was on a trainer and did some 30 mile rides with this seat, no numbness and I didn't notice the seat "hardness" after a couple of rides.I took it outside (finally!) for a 30 miler and was totally comfortable. I did have a couple of hot spots toward the end of the ride, but might just have been friction from the chamois. I highly recommend this seat. I did more of my ride on the aero bars with this seat than I have been able to do using any other seat, but riding more upright was fine too. No numbness when I got off the bike. One of my workout days I do a brick workout: I do a 30 minute ride then 30 minute run, and I do this ride in my running shorts with no chamois at all, and I am fine. In fact, I think that a less bulky chamois would help with the hot spots I referenced earlier.I previously used a Terry saddle, a Selle SMP and a Bontrager. This is by far the most comfortable seat of all. The Terry was ok, but not so great for riding in the aero position. I don't think everyone will love this seat, but I do.

Excellent blend of seat comfort and stability while relieving the pressure on the family jewels. Tried the Aeroelastic AE and did not like the fit, felt uncomfortable and unstable. The Selle SMP TRK was a great seat but didn’t relieve the pressure on the prostate. This seat does it all!

The stock WTB saddle on my road bike had an upward bend towards the front of the seat that caused me to lose feeling below the waste. This seat, tilted fully forward so my butt rides on the rear of the saddle, cured that. I have put about 100 miles on this saddle so far, and it is doing great. I am a 45 year old male who rides 20-40 miles a ride and 150 miles a week.

I could not find any way to adjust this seat to make it work. I spent about 8 hrs. messing with it - about 1 hr. ride at a time. Caused worse pain than anything that the standard Diverge S5 seat ever inflicted upon me. Yes, I followed the video instructions. The only way I found to be even somewhat comfortable was to sit precisely where the manufacturer said not to sit - toward the back of the seat where my sit bones were properly supported. Other than that it seems sturdy and well made. Maybe it will work for you, didn't work for me (190 lb. male).