You know how I feel about the idea of a [**saddle library**](https://meatengines.com/f/steal-this-library?blogcategory=As+The+Shore+Turns) \- yes, please.
Have you ridden the WTB Koda? It's my favourite saddle on a budget, and for those that love it and are looking for that next step, the Sagma is amazing.
Where the SQlab saddles win, and price becomes less of a concern for any passionate mountain biker regardless of their means, is when the Active tech is making a notable difference to their riding in terms of comfort, longevity, or for some folks just making it possible.
Put another way, I know a few folks who wouldn't have spent more than a c-note on a saddle until they couldn't ride. I think my friend Adam for example, once he tried my 611 Active, would have paid any price after the number of months he was off his bike.
Oct. 9, 2022, 11:42 p.m. - Andrew Major
You know how I feel about the idea of a [**saddle library**](https://meatengines.com/f/steal-this-library?blogcategory=As+The+Shore+Turns) \- yes, please. Have you ridden the WTB Koda? It's my favourite saddle on a budget, and for those that love it and are looking for that next step, the Sagma is amazing. Where the SQlab saddles win, and price becomes less of a concern for any passionate mountain biker regardless of their means, is when the Active tech is making a notable difference to their riding in terms of comfort, longevity, or for some folks just making it possible. Put another way, I know a few folks who wouldn't have spent more than a c-note on a saddle until they couldn't ride. I think my friend Adam for example, once he tried my 611 Active, would have paid any price after the number of months he was off his bike.