Charge Spoon saddles

[Tazio]

I have a Spoon on one bike and a Flite Gel on the other, both as comfy as each other. The big difference being that the Spoon list price is £20 and the flite when new was way over £100. The Flite is better made and Ti railed but the Spoon does the job as well, though on a really long ride I'd go for the Flite every time.

And on a design level it's one of the Evans Spoon saddles so the logo and stitching are light blue so it looks rather nice.

 

[Rich Aitch]

I've got one as the finishing touch on my Stumpjumper rebuild, it's a deadringer for the original hard to find grey, perforated saddle [But without the inconvenience of real perforations] and even the red nose writing looks the same from a distance. At that price I was also surprised how comfy it was. I can't work out how Selle Italia spend a lot more- I presume- on making a saddle and end up with something that invariably hurts.
Looks like an attractive hybrid between a roadie saddle and a mountain bike saddle.

 

[orange71]

I'm a real convert to Spoons - I have one on all my bikes now.