NO MORE BUTT PAIN! The Absolute Most Comfortable Bicycle & EBike Seat for Heavier Riders!

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Thanks for watching! Check out the seat featured in this video here: www.sixthreezero.com/products/sixthreezero%20Super%20Max%20Cush%20Extra%20Extra%20Large%20Comfort%20Seat

[@black12212]

As a kid, I remember the banana seats being the most comfortable

[@stringsandthings511]

*Engagement with content*

[@wullebulle123]

they are sold out where can I order

[@97JoMiller]

how does this compare to the cloud 9? I have a cloud 9 and a giddy up ultra wide saddle like this but they both really hurt my tail bone and my taint... I need something with good padding as well as distributes the weight properly

[@billwayne3924]

Have you found seat that does not hurt TB?

[@quantumfx2677]

I've seen now two people cloud 9 seat break . A pass on that! They must be using plastic somewhere or the metal snapped!

[@amaria164]

can this be used with shock absorbing post?

[@sixthreezero]

Yes absolutely!

[@nowthenad3286]

What is the purpose of the nose on the saddle?

[@harryjoe860]

To help with control at speed

[@rustyrusty9665]

To me it looks like the wider seat would cut into the back of their thigh as they are peddling. Your test is great, but i don't believe your butt can tell how happy it would be by getting your test buddies to do a 10 second test ride around the parking lot. When i ride my butt is happy until my ride goes into the half hour or more then it's getting uncomfortable. Still I'll have to look into the wider seat for sure.

[@nowthenad3286]

Exactly what I was thinking. In addition, the two test riders did not have their saddles positioned high enough. Their legs were not going anywhere near to straight on the down stroke. If they were to have raised their saddles, that would have caused more problems with the backs of their thighs.

[@GrandpaHerman1]

Shift gears!

[@adrian_zombturtle148]

Heavy, heavier, and heaviest

[@shadwell749]

I'd say

[@cunningworkerproductions706]

LADIES ALWAYS GO FIRST SIR!