Originally Posted by
randya
you don't need that thing anyway, after a month or so of numbness it will fall off and you can get on with your life
It will also free up your schedule for the training you need to do to be successful in triathlon
When I bought my slice the stock saddle did exactly what you're talking about. I went to a very firm saddle that you ride on the front of, and that eliminated the problem.
You need to find a different saddle. Hopefully you're near an LBS that has a saddle rental / trial program. I was lucky and my second saddle was a Sitero Pro which while very firm I found comfortable. But had it not worked, the store probably had 30 or so trial saddles to demo.