Comfi seatpost CoblGoblR vs Flexlogic

Posted on Wed 15th, July 2015

• #1

Stefano

Looking for comfi seatpost:
Specialized Cobl Gobl R, or
Ritchey Flexlogic
Has anyone used them? How comfi are they?
• #2

pifko

@Hippy did you ever get round to testing any of these?
• #3

hippy

I have a Cobl Goblr on the Kinesis. I can't tell any difference in terms of comfort but it does have a large set-back which is good for the Adamo saddle I use. The weird shape loses you a lot of seatpost so if you run saddle bags or lights or clip-on mudguards I'm not sure I'd bother with it. Also it's expensive.

http://www.lfgss.com/conversations/269736/#comment12342905
• #4

Stefano

What about riders weight? it should be more flexi with more weight, i am about 160lbs or 80k.

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