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Ergon SMA3-M Comp

Not to cause confusion we reviewed Ergon’s SME3-M Comp saddle back in 2016 but this is the Ergon SMA3-M Comp saddle. There might only be one letter of difference between…

£89.99
Score 9

fabric scoop pro team radius

Fabric’s Scoop saddle range offers a bewildering array of options that, on first glance, can feel overwhelming. But when you start to break the range down you’ll see that there’s…

£129.99
Score 10

pro turnix offroad

The PRO Turnix Offroad flies in the face of most modern saddle convention, offering a shape some would deem ‘old school’. There’s only the merest hint of a channel and…

£89.99
Score 9

WTB Volt pro

The Volt is a saddle we rated very highly in the lower Race version when tested last year. This is the higher specced WTB Volt Pro version and whilst it…

£55.00
Score 6

SDG Bel Air 2.0

For those of us old enough to remember the bad old days of nineties mountain biking will recall that SDG’s Bel Air saddle (alongside the Selle Italia Flite) was The…

£79.95
Score 10

Compared to previous Fizik saddles, which always seemed too flat, or had a ridge down the centre, the new Monte has a hammock-style profile that slumps more in the middle.

£89.99
Score 8

The Trian Enduro has something you won’t find on any other saddle — elastomer shock absorbers that sit between the carbon rails and the saddle body.

£119.99
Score 6

DMR’s Stage 1 saddle comes with a RideSaver strap that bolts onto the bottom of the shell and secures an inner tube. It’s not exactly revolutionary; XC racers have been…

£49.99
Score 8

The titanium-alloy rails, low weight and excellent performance easily justify the price

£69.95
Score 9

The performance is so good, most riders in search of a comfy trail saddle need look no further

£24.99
Score 9