SMC Men

I had a wipe out on my eMTB, which caused the saddle to pop off it's frame, therefore unusable.
This turns out to be a "happy accident" as the replacement, an Ergon SMC Men, has been a total revelation.
As a leg amputee cyclist I cannot stand up out of my saddle, so every meter of the trails are ridden sitting down. Uphill, downhill, across, over ... my butt takes a real beating.
Being an amputee has not slowed me down, I still ride some pretty gnarly routes, so a good saddle, especially now, is crucial.
This saddle has really made longer rides such a pleasure, no numbness, much less fatigued, less soft tissue bruising.
As a bonus it's well put together, robust, and aesthetically pleasing.
If it's good for me, it's going to be even better for a fully abled rider.
Totally stoked, my No1 from now on.

I have 121mm sit bones, which is basically the worst width possible for finding a saddle as I am always on the extreme end of being too wide for the s/m and too narrow for the m/l. I should have went with an sm men's instead of the smc as it is just too wide for me to sit in the right part of the saddle. I can see it being a very good choice for someone else though. I think for SMC, the size guide needs adjusting

Crashed my eMountain Bike and had to replace the saddle. This is a more comfortable aggressively styled saddle with a bit of extra padding where it helps. So some cush…for your tush…and a nice go for it attitude in the looks department.

I got 2 SMC saddles after breaking a rail on an older ERGON seat. Now I've got to decide whether to get some more so all my wheels have such a comfy 'landing spot' for my butt. As an older w/ a prostate 'concern' I'm going for better support in all the right places. Also a bit more padding helps as I lose muscle mass back there. Worth having my parts priorities keep me riding longer w/ fewer aches and pains at the contact points.

Such a huge difference! It makes a long day on the bike so much more enjoyable. Highly recommend!