I have to agree with Stapfam, I have had saddles that I didn't like very much after the first ride that began to grow on me after a few more rides. I generally try to make the first few rides on a new saddle short ones (1 hour or so) and work the distance up from there. The different shape of a new saddle will have to push around the soft tissue around your sits bones and you will be putting pressure on new areas that aren't used to it. Fine tuning the tilt and fore-aft location of the saddle is also important. Just because that location worked for your last saddle, doesn't mean that it will work for a new saddle. Give it a few more short rides before looking for another seat.