Selle italia SLR flow v Spesh Romin

matt-h
matt-h Posts: 847
edited April 2014 in Road buying advice
Hi all,
I have the spesh Romin which is quite nice but not perfect.
I quite fancy the SLR Flow for my other bike.

Has anybody tried both and able to tell me differences they found?
Tempted to just buy a used SLR and if its nice get the Carbonio new

matt

Comments

  • eddiefiola
    eddiefiola Posts: 344
    I had a Romin Evo Comp and felt it was near perfect but had an itching to try the SLR Superflow (not sure how different to the SLR flow), I bought one in the end and am happy, the flatter profile of the Selle suited me better by reducing the last amount of pressure when in the drops.

    Funnily enough I put the Romin on the MTB where I'm in a more upright position and there its perfect.
  • jonny_trousers
    jonny_trousers Posts: 3,588
    I had the exact opposite experience to Eddie, which just goes to show how personal saddle choice is.

    I found my SLR Super Flo to be a little too flat and lacking in give, which resulted in numb bum. When I went back to a Romin again it felt like coming home.

    It could be worth trying another type if Romin (they do feel quite different) or a Toupe, maybe?