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I now have the Dynamic, Drakon, and Lite 209. In that order, the padding increases.
I am currently using the Lite 209 as I am riding my touring/adventure bike right now and soaks up the bumps nicely and every ride I come home and not one single saddle sore or numbness. The glider is also meant to be a good saddle for this type of riding too.
The drakon is on my road bike and yet to try but should be able to feedback on that in the next few weeks, that replaced my Brooks All weather C19.
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I use the vulkor, which is the unpadded version of the nymber. Basically a slightly wider version of the composit. I find it comfy and the base shell is slightly flatter laterally and front to back than the forma shell which the dynamic or 209 are based on and are more padded versions of. The two shells are quite different, so worth seeing which one you get on better with.
I also use the blaster (padded composit and equivalent to nymber) which is slightly too narrow for me on my commuting bike. The padding is thin but dense, and enough that I’m happy cycling just in jeans etc. Probably a similar level of padding to one of the firmer specialized romins I was on before.
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I'd try Nymber first.
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SMP people, I'm in the market for a new saddle. Fitter has recommended me either the Nymber, Dynamic or Lite 209.
Nymber seems to be the shortest, widest, lightest, and also have the biggest cutout so leaning towards this one.
Anyone have this saddle or used the other ones as well? Any feedback appreciated, cheers.