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What modern saddle would work for a Regal rider?

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Old 08-21-17, 07:17 PM
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What modern saddle would work for a Regal rider?

It is time for a saddle with some type of relief, whether a groove or depression. I've been happy with the Selle San Marco Regal for a long time, but I am hitting more potholes and don't want to risk damage. With so many saddles out there, and fit such a personal matter, I wonder if there are any suggestions from others who have switched from the Regal, or who may have an insight. Thanks!
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I rode the Regal for a long time back in the day. I'm currently loving the Specialized Romin Evo in 155mm width. Amazing saddle for me.
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I liked the Romin 145 (155 was too wide) Fizik Aliante is also pretty similar. I use a Prologo Kappa2 on my road bike and Regal Ti on my CX
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Specialized and Prologo. I've begun to research them. I appreciate the suggestions!
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What about a brooks cambium with cut out?
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Get your weight off your saddle going over bumps....it will save your seat tube as well as your body.
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What about a brooks cambium with cut out?
best saddle that I have ever used .... have one on both my bikes
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Specialized Power

Just had a pressure mapping session today with mine and had 0 pressure on my soft tissues. Literally 0, even in the drops.
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