Adamo Race users...

Whichever Adamo saddle you choose it is the one youo will use on an every day basis.  Your rear develops "contact points" with a saddle and essentially toughens up that area ... and each brand of saddle has different contact points.

Along those lines, depending upon your cycling volumn and frequency it can take up to 30-45 days to break in a new saddle as it takes some time for your rear to adjust to the seat.  Be sure to give whichever saddle that much time before making a determination on whether it is the right one for you or not.

Lastly, a saddle can change your body position on the bike - so it pays to keep that in mind as you might need to tweak your fit a little.

Mine stays on always and is a manhood numbness saver saver.

Mine stays on both Road and Tri bike all the time.  I have taken a zip tie and pulled the front nose piece together just a little.  This is more comfortable for me but that's just personal preference.

Sweet, definately the result I was hoping for!

x2 on the zip tie

i have one on my roadie and Tri bike, i train and race with the seat, i have found nothing more comfortable than the Adamo.

x2 on the zip tie, and yes, stays on the bike.  I have a standard seat on my road bike though, and don't have a problem with it, though I don't ride in the drops much on the road bike, so maybe that's why.  I do like the Adamo on my tri bike.

The two models (one is the 'race' model and I forget what they call the other) are a bit different, so I'd try both if I were you.