Originally Posted by Jmpierce

I read somewhere that pro racers are tilting their saddles down in the front to tilt their pelvis and get a flatter lower back to be more aero. A coworker had his saddle tilted down and it bothered everyone who knew something about fit. I used to use a level to get my saddles perfect but when riding distances, 50+ miles I would get a numbness in my package so I started tilting my saddles a little tip down. Its not pronounced but it worked. I don't ride much more than 30 miles at a time these days. My bars are all set below my saddle and I'm older and pretty over weight these days but I don't have problems with my hands or shoulders or neck.

I think fit is what ever you are comfortable with. Just get out and ride...