Personally speaking, my post is full up or full down 90% of the time I'm using it but I definitely want to have the infinite adjust. Not So much for the ability to constantly vary the height, but to be able to just quickly get the seat down and out of the way without Needing to get it all the way down. If I lower it, I want it to stay wherever I lowered it to. With the indexed posts, you either hit that spot or the post comes back up with you when you stand, which is a very scary thing when you need and expect the seat to be down and out of the way during very quick situations involving committing moves with consequences and high potential for things to go wrong. There's other times such as on tech climbs where I'll drop it just enough to move around a bit more freely, while still being able hover and get some weight on it for traction when needed.
Aug. 7, 2020, 8:44 a.m. - Metacomet
Personally speaking, my post is full up or full down 90% of the time I'm using it but I definitely want to have the infinite adjust. Not So much for the ability to constantly vary the height, but to be able to just quickly get the seat down and out of the way without Needing to get it all the way down. If I lower it, I want it to stay wherever I lowered it to. With the indexed posts, you either hit that spot or the post comes back up with you when you stand, which is a very scary thing when you need and expect the seat to be down and out of the way during very quick situations involving committing moves with consequences and high potential for things to go wrong. There's other times such as on tech climbs where I'll drop it just enough to move around a bit more freely, while still being able hover and get some weight on it for traction when needed.