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WTB Speed She

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# of Reviews 8
Average Rating 1.5/5
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Description:
  • New cross country and road saddle designed specifically for a woman's anatomy.
  • Features the Love Channel and Comfort Zone technology.
  • Black/gray/yellow leather with titanium rails, 288 grams.
  • Black/gray synthetic leather with satin steel rails, 340 grams


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    Submitted by Annette Davey a Weekend Warrior from Nailsworth, England
    Date Reviewed: June 4, 2007
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Purchased At:Noah's Ark
    Strengths:It's a saddle.
    Weaknesses:So painful after 2 miles I had to ride back by road as I could not face bumping down the farm track.
    Bike Setup:Marin Coast Trail
    Bottom Line:I just picked up my first mountain bike which was fitted with this saddle. Fine to start off with, but like the other reviewer, after 20 minutes I was desperate to get off. It really hurt the bones towards the back (don't know what they are called). I will be getting a new saddle or swapping it with the one from my road bike before I go out again.
    Value Rating:2Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Cyndi a from Federal Way, WA USA
    Date Reviewed: February 7, 2007
    Favorite Trail:Dash Point State Park
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Purchased At:LBS
    Strengths:It came with the bike for free.
    Weaknesses:Not very comfortable
    Similar Products Used:Serfas Rx (loved it)
    Stock Schwinn (hated it)
    Bike Setup:This was the stock seat that came with my new Jamis Dakota Comp Women's Edition. The bike was a $1,300 bike. Alone, it looks like this seat sells for $30. Jamis would be better off equiping the bike with a better seat. I installed the Serfa's Rx from my old bike. It uses gel instead of foam and is a very comfortable saddle. Although, the Serfa's did cost $50 new so you do get what you pay for. I haven't tried a higher end WTB Women's saddle.
    Bottom Line:It is great some companies like WTB are trying to offer better seats for women. However, the seat falls short of the target. It only good for about about 20 minutes and I'm very sore and uncomforable. Don't buy unless it comes with your bike. If your buying a new bike, ask about upgrading it to a better version. If it came w/ your bike and it works, great. If not, purchase a better saddle for it is healtier to get out and use yuor bike than let it sit. It seems like firm = better. Look for a gel or similar fill material.
    Value Rating:2Overall Rating:2

    Submitted by Tina a Weekend Warrior from Santa Barbara, CA
    Date Reviewed: September 23, 2005
    Duration Product Used:6 months
    Purchased At:Local Bike Shop
    Strengths:Cheap.
    Weaknesses:Totally uncomfortable!
    Bike Setup:Specialized Allez with Ultegra
    Bottom Line:This seat sucks! All around BAD IDEA!
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Allison a Weekend Warrior from Newport News, VA
    Date Reviewed: June 23, 2002
    Favorite Trail:Waller Mill
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $30.00
    Purchased At:REI
    Strengths:-looks cool
    -cheap
    -if your goal is to punish your privates, then this is the seat for you
    Weaknesses:-WAY TOO SQUISHY
    Similar Products Used:stock seat, serfas, specialized body geo
    Bike Setup:'98 GT Aggressor, bomber mxc, the only thing left that is stock is the frame
    Bottom Line:This saddle blows goats. It is way too soft and my sensitive parts are paying for it! It gave me the saddle sores from hell. 2 flamin' poos because it was cheap, 1 flamin' poo because I will never walk the same again.
    Value Rating:2Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by Nicole a from Gazelle, CA, USA
    Date Reviewed: June 10, 2002
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $31.00
    Purchased At:bike parts usa
    Strengths:Feels nice and cushiony while off the bike.
    Weaknesses:Hurts my ass and privite area every time I ride whether it be 1 mile or 25 miles. And my ass hurts for a couple days after I use it as well. I am very disappointed.
    Bike Setup:2002 Giant Rainier
    Bottom Line:I'm not sure if the seat would work for chicks under 150 pounds but over that, hell no! If I can't even ride to my Post Office without my ass hurting (about 1/2 mile) then this seat SUCKS!
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by E.D. Kaufman a Racer from Euless, Texas, USA
    Date Reviewed: April 28, 2002
    Favorite Trail:Womble, in Arkansas
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $30.00
    Purchased At:REI
    Strengths:Seems well made & looks good
    Weaknesses:I have ridden dozens of saddles over dozens of years & none has rubbed me raw in under 20 miles. This includes stopping to adjust the nose way down. It is too soft to suppost your weight on your sit bones, so you sink onto the tender areas. Could ruin your night life in one ride. As fun as having sandpaper in your shorts. Never thought I would ride a saddle that made me look forward to getting on the Flight.
    Similar Products Used:Terry "Liberator", Juli Furtado racing saddle
    Bike Setup:Masi- Nuevo Strada, Dura Ace with tubulars
    Bottom Line:This saddle will be returned to REI this week for refund.
    Value Rating:3Overall Rating:1

    Submitted by RT a from Denton, TX, USA
    Date Reviewed: January 11, 2002
    Favorite Trail:anywhere
    Duration Product Used:3 months
    Price Paid: $35.00
    Purchased At:Sun and Ski sports
    Strengths:This saddle works for me. It didn't take any "break in" period. The saddle has enough cushion to be comfortable for me but not too much to sink into.
    Weaknesses:I'm not sure how long the synthetic leather will go without cracking.
    Similar Products Used:A beat up old wtb, serfas rx.
    Bike Setup:A rigid frame Mongoose Sycamore.
    Bottom Line:I have been on cross country rides as well as mountain bike trails with this saddle and have been quite comfortable. I've also had some hard landings on it and haven't had any problems. It works well for me.
    Value Rating:4Overall Rating:4

    Submitted by Phillip Neill a Weekend Warrior from Orlando, FL
    Date Reviewed: November 14, 2001
    Favorite Trail:Ocala - Santos & Hardrock
    Duration Product Used:Less than 1 month
    Price Paid: $25.00
    Purchased At:SuperGo
    Strengths:Price
    Weaknesses:Comfort
    Similar Products Used:Many
    Bike Setup:Trek hardtail
    Bottom Line:I purchased this seat for my wife based on my experience with WTB's Speed V. The Speed V is the most comfortable seat I have ever imagined! My wife tried it and thought the same. We figured the Speed She would offer at least the same level of comfort and performance. We were WRONG! This Speed She caused her extreme discomfort and pain for several days after going for a 15 mile ride. It is very hard and of poor ergonomic design, opposite of the features of a Speed V.
    I'm buying her a Speed V or Laser V TODAY! They may be male specific, but they shure work great for her. I have to give this product 1 cold Chili because it is not useable.
    Value Rating:1Overall Rating:1






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