The Touring remains a popular saddle for uprights and a popular choice for the Men in Blue. Several police departments around the country use the ISM Touring saddle. After all, these folks are spending an average of 25 hours a week in the saddle. It better be comfy! Slightly wider than the Sport model and uses foam padding and stainless steel rails.
Weaknesses: Difficult to find a seat post that allows for enough forward tilt
Bottom Line:
First, I tried a friend's which I loved. So, I ordered my first one over a year ago. There is little extra padding in this seat but there is no pain even after a long ride. Better yet, I do not have any more numbness after riding.
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