Do chatting with the folks at the SQ Lab booth at Sea Otter they said the old 60x you can run without elastomers, but they highly recommend not doing so with the new Infinergy model. I belive they said cracking was the possible issue.
I bought into the SQ Lab active over a year ago and love it. Best saddle ever and it never makes me numb. I'm also a reformed roadie (at least as a teenager) so I'm a spin fast, high pedalling cadence rider and I can't imagine not having the active part.
My wife got 'measured' at the local Specialized shop (that I will no longer go to add their service and knowledge is horrible, not to mention literally everything is 'we can offer that in for you', but you have to pay upfront even to try, Ugh) and they got it horribly wrong so it's like 3cm off her actual size. Next purchase is a correctly sized 60X active.
Oct. 10, 2022, 7:39 p.m. - BarryW
Do chatting with the folks at the SQ Lab booth at Sea Otter they said the old 60x you can run without elastomers, but they highly recommend not doing so with the new Infinergy model. I belive they said cracking was the possible issue. I bought into the SQ Lab active over a year ago and love it. Best saddle ever and it never makes me numb. I'm also a reformed roadie (at least as a teenager) so I'm a spin fast, high pedalling cadence rider and I can't imagine not having the active part. My wife got 'measured' at the local Specialized shop (that I will no longer go to add their service and knowledge is horrible, not to mention literally everything is 'we can offer that in for you', but you have to pay upfront even to try, Ugh) and they got it horribly wrong so it's like 3cm off her actual size. Next purchase is a correctly sized 60X active.