A bicycle saddle pad is a great addition to a cushion if you need a little more support. Image Source: Oabbuzios. Choose gel-based mountain bike saddle seats for riding during sunny weather, water-resistant saddle cushions for rainy conditions, and nylon or silicone seat cushions for snow and heavy winter conditions. 1. Gel-Based Saddle Cushions for Sunny Weather In homage to my love for the mountains, I’ve breathed new life into a few old wool sweaters, giving them a second act as a plush mountain pillow. But fear not if you haven’t got a pile of old knits to work with – any soft woolen or felt fabric will work a treat. And for those seeking a touch of opulence, why not venture into the realm of velvet? For The Love Of Mountains

Nestled here in Bedford, it’s flat as a crumpet and about as far from the bracing sea air as you can be on this sceptred isle. And whilst I adore the charm of my locale, it’s the majestic peaks and towering mountains that truly tug at my heartstrings. In the end, choosing the right cover will come down to personal preference. Other factors like the size of your saddle, and whether you’re a seasoned pro or not, will come into play, so you may have to try out a few before you find the right model for you. Whatever you decide though, we can attest that any one of these covers will make for a far more pleasant ride – minus the bruises. Choose padded mountain bike saddle cushions for downhill mountain biking, foam-based saddle cushions for cross-country biking, and gel-based saddle cushions for riding on city streets. 1. Padded Mountain Bike Saddle Cushions for Downhill Mountain Biking We tested everything from gel and memory-foam cushions to sheepskin covers and made note of how well they worked in comparison to an uncovered saddle. We even tested a pair of padded bike shorts, just to see how well these could work as an alternative.

From the exhilarating thrill of skiing and snowboarding down the snow-covered Alps to the breathtaking beauty of the Norwegian fjords where the sea meets the mountains, we find a unique joy in the rugged charm of high-altitude landscapes. Gel-based saddle cushions like these are one of the most popular mountain bike saddle cushions available. The gel in the saddle cushion molds to the rider’s body and gives extra support for a smooth, comfortable ride. Christmas cushions are great home accessories, as they can be used year after year and there are already a huge range of both ready stuffed and cushion covers available for you to choose from this year. Whether you're planning to keep your Christmas decor traditional or hope to make your home feel like a winter wonderland, there is a Christmas cushion to suit any colour scheme.

Your sit bones are crucial to maintaining your weight pressure, so it’s important to know how to choose the best mountain bike saddle cushion for maximum pressure reduction as this article from the Medicine and Science in Sports Exercise Journal explains. Our guide that provides easy steps for improving mountain bike saddle comfort could also be a handy reference. We so nearly put this seat as our best buy – it was only its size that pushed it from pole position. The Daway bike seat is approximately 27cm wide – by far the widest seat we tested – which meant there was no chance it was fitting on our narrow mountain bike seat, so it lost points for versatility. However, for our home exercise bike and spin sessions, it was ideal.A mountain bike saddle cushion is the soft part on top of the seat to provide more comfort while cycling, whether the ride is cross country (XC) or just a downhill biking ride. Here we list the methods that you can use to make a mountain bike seat more comfortable: Method 1. Wearing Padded Bike Shorts And if you’re just getting into mountain bike riding and starting on city streets, then gel-based saddle cushions are the sensible decision. This is because gel-based saddle cushions are treated as introductory saddles and provide the best initial comfort.