Women Tri Bike Saddles - Recommendations?

Thanks for the link. Do you ride with this seat?

That 180 day guarantee sounds like a very fair deal. Thanks for the tip.

Just to be a "devil's advocate" here...I also, rode the Cobb V-Flow Plus saddle for about 300 miles (maybe not enough of a test), and I could NOT wait to get that torture device off of my bike. I switched back to my Terry Butterfly Tri Gel saddle, and I'm happy for now.

What bothered me with the Cobb saddle, was primarily my sit bones. For some reason, that saddle just did not agree with my rear end. The other parts (lady parts) were fine with it, but I could not tolerate the pain I felt in my sit bones on that saddle. I don't know if it was too wide, or not wide enough...but something wasn't working there, so off it came.

I hope you have better luck with it than I did. The 180-day guarantee is awesome, though and should give you enough time to determine if it will work for you.

Ouch! I know with the seat the bike shop put on my new bike (supposed to be more comfortable than the stock seat) I can't do more than about 17 miles without experiencing pretty severe pain in areas that really shouldn't hurt that much. Sit bones are not the issue on the current seat. I definitely like the idea of a 180 day guarantee.

Any other thoughts on seats?

I'll put in a 2nd on the Terry Butterfly Tri. I could ride all day on mine and be comfortable.

I ride a Koobi Tri and love it. But it took about 10 different saddles before I found this one. I suggest trying saddles from places that give you a decent time to try them out and then will accept returns if they don't work. Terry gives a 30 day trial time. Koobi also gives 30 days. As mentioned, Cobb gives 180 days. Performance will also take returns.

I also have a Cobb saddle, but it's the Mo Flo.  I don't know if that's an early model of the same one discussed here, or a different model.  I liked it before I put aerobars on my bike, but once I went aero, I discovered the point of it.  I love it!  Lots of other body parts get tired and sore after 50 miles or so, but my rear is happy!

Another yes on the Terri butterfly tri-gel.