Well, luckily for me, I don't seem to have any such issues of not being able to ride for hours, could be that I've found my "golden unicorn" saddle on the Pure. Hack for the last few years since I broke my knee, I don't even ride with a chamois anymore, only just started back 'cause really have not been riding lately, so loosing the toughness.
I took a look at the Koda and it looks like a pretty nice saddle, can see why people would choose it, but then can also easily see why I like the Pure, the nose has more of a curve, which would suit someone who likes to climb and not on a steep STA , so needs to use the entire saddle. Grabbed the side on pics for a comparison and super easy to see the nose difference. What they don't show, but think is important, is where the "comfort zone" area is, because like the Volt, it may be further back compared to the Pure, which to me I don't like.
Oct. 11, 2022, 11:05 a.m. - Lynx .
Well, luckily for me, I don't seem to have any such issues of not being able to ride for hours, could be that I've found my "golden unicorn" saddle on the Pure. Hack for the last few years since I broke my knee, I don't even ride with a chamois anymore, only just started back 'cause really have not been riding lately, so loosing the toughness. I took a look at the Koda and it looks like a pretty nice saddle, can see why people would choose it, but then can also easily see why I like the Pure, the nose has more of a curve, which would suit someone who likes to climb and not on a steep STA , so needs to use the entire saddle. Grabbed the side on pics for a comparison and super easy to see the nose difference. What they don't show, but think is important, is where the "comfort zone" area is, because like the Volt, it may be further back compared to the Pure, which to me I don't like. 