When it comes to cycling gear, the best stuff always feels as if it isn’t there. You want bibs that are comfortable, jerseys that are tight yet breathable, and a helmet that bonds well with your head.

Being comfortable when riding your bicycle is a top priority, especially when you’re in the saddle for long periods. But while bike seats have evolved considerably over time, there is still room for ...

3D-printed bike saddles in general are known to be comfier than their regular counterparts, but they should become even more so if they're made to order. That's the thinking behind the Personomic ...

The Reform Seymour is a top-of-the-line saddle that matches the competition for weight and price but offers a custom experience. As long as you are able to handle 7x10 saddle rails, there's little ...

Prologo’s new Pressure Map system attaches to your bike saddle and produces a wealth of fit data. The brand's existing saddle-fit system, MyOwn, uses a pressure pad mounted into a stool. It does a ...

3D printing technology allows saddle companies to target padding density in a way that traditional saddles can’t. The Posedla Joyseat takes it a step further by taking a mould of your butt, done at ...

Growing up, my parents rarely splurged on fancy things. Even today, despite being comfortably retired, their living room is filled with chairs and tables found discarded in ditches and dumps, which ...

Although different saddle angles are better for different cycling scenarios, most riders aren't likely to stop and adjust that angle every time the terrain changes – at least, not with a regular seat ...