Specialized Toupe saddle

bikeit65
bikeit65 Posts: 999
edited July 2007 in MTB buying advice
Hi all is the above saddle suitable for the heavier cyclist? i like the fact that you can get measured for this particular saddle at your LBS,i have read that there is not a lot to the saddle, i am currently using the Fizik Arione but i am having to admit defeat and get something more suited for my @ss.
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  • Ticaboy
    Ticaboy Posts: 314
    The Toupe saddle is reeaally slim and hardly any padding. I recently split my SDG Bel Air, and was looking for a replacement. I pulled a Toupe and an Avatar Gel off the shelf, and just shudddered at the thought of doing lots of miles on the Toupe. It is a very light and pretty sexy looking saddle though. I chose the Avatar and very happy with it so far:

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    GT Avalanche Expert 2006
  • The Spiderman
    The Spiderman Posts: 5,625
    A mate has one on his road bike nad hes 6 foot 6 and about 16 stone.Says he finds it comfortable,and did use it on his Enduro for a while.
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    2010 Giant Defy Advanced
    2016 Boardman Pro 29er
    2016 Pinnacle Lithium 4
    2017 Canondale Supersix Evo
  • poelugz
    poelugz Posts: 4
    I'm a lighter rider but will vouch for the comfort of the Toupe. I tried a bunch and never got it right until this one. I use it on my road bike and my mountain bike. It's really great on long rides.
    Paul Allan

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