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dan0
a Cross Country Rider
from Nashua, NHDate Reviewed: December 5, 2011
Strengths: strong railsWeaknesses: waek seat panBottom Line: my favorite seat, the WTB PureV seems to have weak rails, Ive bent all models. I thought Id try the Vigo as the rails can be replaced. First seat the rear cup that the rails sit in broke, second seat just did the same. lasted a bit over 1 year each. rails are solid and did not bend, padding is a bit firmer than the Pure but compfortable. Ill probably go back to the Pure, they only last six months but they're cheap
Duration Product Used: 2 Years
Price Paid:
$145.00
Purchased At: online
Bike Setup: Niner WFO
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hrdude
a Cross Country Rider
from OregonDate Reviewed: September 21, 2011
Strengths: Long distance comfort, looks, & padding.Weaknesses: I don't like the white paint accents on the black saddleBottom Line: I took a chance on this saddle and I'm really liking it. I previously rode the Laser V for many years. The Laser V was always pretty good but not perfect. When looking for a new saddle for my hardtail I knew that I wanted something with about the same width, a better shape & more padding. The Vigo fit the bill so I decided to give it a try. At first it felt slightly more square or boardy than the Laser V but after a few miles I found it disappears beneath me and does not give me sore spots or cramps like the Laser V did. The extra padding of the Vigo is nice and firm when peddling but does a great job of taking the edge off when hitting large bumps. I think that I've found my new favorite mtb saddle.
Favorite Trail: Gunsight Ridge
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Purchased At: Universal Cycles
Similar Products Used: WTB Laser V
Bike Setup: hardtail
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bikeosprey
a Weekend Warrior
from FloridaDate Reviewed: November 3, 2009
Strengths: Most comfortable road saddle, bar none.Weaknesses: Bit heavy, who cares for this comfort.Bottom Line: Tried them all, I have a tender butt, give up the 50 grams and find real comfort.
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$100.00
Similar Products Used: All Selle Italia and Specialized, and more.
Bike Setup: Specialized Tarmac PRo-Campy and Look 585 Shimano
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Ruger
a Cross Country Rider
from Nor CalDate Reviewed: August 7, 2009
Strengths: Comfortable, long, light (mine is 270g), well made.Weaknesses: None I have found thus the rating.Bottom Line: This is a great saddle! Light and comforatable, a longer saddle with a slightly wider pedalling platform.
Very well cushioned especially for a "race" saddle.
I like a longer saddle gives me more to work with especially climbing, and is well fitted for use with an adjustable seatpost (I think a long saddle works better with my Gravity Dropper).
I'm very critical and have several saddles. I was using a Rocket V slt but never liked it! Never understoodwhy it got such acclaim.
Try the Viggo! Designed for enduro, and long distance XC racing Great all around saddle.
Favorite Trail: Inca!
Duration Product Used: Less than 1 month
Price Paid:
$136.00
Purchased At: Alfred E Bike
Similar Products Used: WTB Pure V, Fizik Gobi
Bike Setup: Mojo sl with all the good stuff.
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