This issue brings you what is probably the most complete inventory of tips on how to choose a riding cushion in history. The following is a long warning, and the old man who is in a hurry can jump straight and finally look at the cushion and choose to slip away.

This article only gives the elements of the cushion that need to be considered for long-distance riding on objective hardware, in view of the limited space, I am afraid that everything will be involved and everything is not precise, so the cushion demand for long-distance riding is the main discussion point.

The need for a saddle for long-distance riding is nothing more than breathable, comfortable, non-oppressive, and supportive. The terms soft and hard are too general, and the definition of soft and hard? Boundary? Distinguish? Subjective feelings or objective material?

Some riders will recommend choosing a soft cushion for long distances, but the soft cushion has more stringent requirements for support and breathability, and the comfort has been greatly improved, which is suitable for novices and riders who have not been trained to make an iron butt. There are also soft cushions filled with gel, but the outer material is very good, wear-resistant and strong, ensuring support and no deformation. The groove in the middle has a great influence on perineal compression and air permeability, but it also does not fall under the category of soft and hard discussions.

What's more, everyone's perception of hard cushions is not clear, and some riders even think that hard cushions should be like spider cushions in the picture below, and the comfort is very low.