Sunlite, Cloud-9, Bicycle Suspension Cruiser Saddle, Cruiser Select, Tri-color Emerald

Comfortable seat

I've tried 8 seats and two different suspension seatposts, and none them worked out for me. Some of them completely failed (like the Cane Creek Thudbuster seatpost that exploded), some of them just couldn't be adjusted properly, and others were just plain bad. I've left reviews for all of them, so there's no need to list them here, but this seat and my stock non-suspension seatpost turned out to be the best for me. I have no tailbone pain (other than residual from trying previous seats/posts), no butt muscle pain, no sit bone pain, no thigh rubbing, etc. This seat with my stationary stock seatpost handles bumps better than the Thudbuster suspension seatpost did with my stock seat or with suspension seats. After this seat, I'm honestly beginning to suspect that suspension seatposts are all (expensive) hype.What I like about this seat:1. The rubberized cover prevents sliding around on the seat, but isn't so "sticky" that it chafes. It's also very water resistant.2. The suspension being rubber rather than metal springs results in this seat being noiseless (or at least very quiet), requires no adjustment (which never works with those metal springs), won't rust, and feels firmer and less bouncy.3. The padding is excellent. Cannot emphasize this enough -- seat manufacturers: pad the horn/nose of your seats! For some reason they rarely do, yet as you can see from the pics with this review, this seat's nose is just as padded as the butt.4. This seat has the perfect coccyx notch -- not too little, not too much. I had severe problems with other seats having practically a canyon for a coccyx notch, with ventilation ports, etc. Without getting too graphic, I feel like these other seats were trying to turn my anus inside out. They were downright painful after the first few bumps, and this seat does not have that issue at all. In fact, it was the only one that didn't have that issue.About the only thing I don't like about this seat is:1. It's about $10-15 overpriced. Sorry, but it is. There's nothing really different about this seat from numerous others component wise -- it's just a different design. A different design shouldn't be $15 more just because it's different. And it's not like it's a new design -- it's actually an old design that they were smart enough to bring back/offer in a market that seems dominated by seats with canyons down the middle of them.2. I don't care for the logos being so big and on all sides. I know, I know, they need to advertise their product, and I'm actually not embarrassed or anything, but I think I would almost be okay with so many logos if they were all white, but the bright blue is just a bit glaring. I'll get over it.3. There's a lot of plastic on it that I'm worried will fail over time. I'm not a small person (6'3", 240lbs), so I do worry about how long the seat will last me, especially under heavy (pun intended) daily use.Overall, I'm very happy with this seat and very glad that I finally found it. I was beginning to lose hope, especially after trying two other Cloud 9 models and not really liking them. I'm glad I took a chance and tried this one!

Love this seat for all my bikes. Also had a few friends order them as well.

It’s only good for 20 minutes and then I squirming., I need something with more cushion.

This thing is big and heavy, but when you sit on it, it will embrace your butt with soothing plush comfort. The elastomer bumpers are also effective at providing a small amount of vibration damping, even for a lighter weight rider.