Diva Gel Superflow

Great seat, extremely comfortable and durable.

this is the second time I have bought this bicycle seat, the first one lasted me close to 10 years, liked it so much that I replaced it with a second one, very comfortable seat for a female. I guess the replacement would depend on how often he ride. I was an average writer maybe 20 miles a week or less.

I had the Terry Butterfly Ti+ Gel for about 9 months when I found it was too soft for longer rides. I had the Diva Gel Flow on another road bike and found the firmness much better for long term comfort, but I wanted a lighter saddle with Ti rails. So I got this Diva Gel Superflow in like-new condition. I will say it still feels slightly softer than the Diva Gel Flow but firmer than the Butterfly Ti+ Gel. I do like the synthetic cover in that I don't worry about it getting rained on. So far I've only ridden 15-20 mile rides on it and largely forget about my saddle region, which is great. Another thing I like about this over the Butterfly is the extra length -- I used to like shorter saddles, which is the latest trend, but after riding the Diva for a while, I really appreciate the ability to shift forward and back as it just gives me more options throughout long rides for comfort and aerodynamics.

I purchased this to replace a Diva Gel Flow that was my go-to saddle for several years but wore out. My previous saddle had a leather cover which was starting to pull away from the bottom of the saddle, and the shell started to squeak badly when flexing (I greased the rails and determined it wasn't those but the shell around the cut out). I tried several other saddles in the interim including two Terry saddles to look for something that was at least as comfortable and possibly more durable and finally gave up and bought a replacement for my old standby. Nothing else worked for me on rides longer than 20 miles and I suffered through several high end saddles that ended up feeling like medieval torture devices after a couple hours or so (I'm a gravel and trail cyclist and typical destination rides for me are in the 3-6 hour range). The new Diva Gel Superflow has the same cutout dimensions as the old Flow. My old saddle was 152mm but according to Selle Italia's idMatch the narrower 135mm/S3 seat was the better option for me. It seems to fit my sit bones just as well without an undue amount of pressure and I'll give it a few rides to see if this is right or if I should go back to the L3/152mm. The seat otherwise seems slightly redesigned, some positives and some possibly negatives. The current generation is microfiber which may not be as durable as leather, but given the overall lifespan of this saddle in the 5-ish year range with my riding, that may not be an issue. At least I won't have to worry about rain damaging the saddle. The rails are slightly longer and titanium instead of vanox, so there is more clamping area. There is an additional groove on the nose to reduce pressure that wasn't in the old version which is nice. It is noticeably flatter than the old version and so far that doesn't seem to affect comfort, but that may be an issue for some repeat Diva riders. The shell is now all nylon and not carbon composite, so we will see if that is a plus or minus. Since the shell on my old saddle was starting to wear out as it was, I will see if going to all nylon will make a difference or not. Overall it is a quality saddle but it's not the exact same Diva as the old leather models. I put many thousands of miles on my old Diva and I'm hoping that the refreshed model will occupy the same sweet spot as the previous saddle generation did for me. Update: I exchanged my original purchase for the larger saddle to increase surface area. No more sit bone pain or saddle pressure, and it’s firm enough to stay planted and exert power without being too firm. Still not sure if I prefer the redesign over the old leather model or not, which is why I’m leaving it at 4 stars. But it’s the closest I will find to what I’m replacing and there is no doubt that it is a high quality and comfortable saddle.

I though for sure this women's saddle was designed for a man based on the location/shape of the cutout, but it felt perfect the moment I tried it. This could be in part because it might be relieving pressure from my tailbone as I am recovering from an injury there. Regardless of the reason, if it feels right in the first moment, I figure it's the right one.

Muy buena marca, ofrece mucha comodidad y acojinamiento.

This seat is ridiculously uncomfortable. I bought it by accident while trying to buy a Selle Italia Lady, and since I rode it and took it out of the packaging I don't think can return it. Don't buy this seat, it is garbage. The Lady model is a great seat, been riding one for years on rides up to 100 miles. I would still be riding mine but my bike got stolen. This Diva seat is overpriced and very, very hard on the lady parts.

Do you know why they changed the padding on a seat that's labeled as the same model? I think the answer is simply "because they can". The problem is, for someone who is happy with the current design, any change to that design can render it useless. The latest design of this seat has incorporated padding that is obviously not as soft as the previous design.