Originally Posted by
Kontact
It doesn't sound like you read my initial post.
Sometimes people with supposedly wide "sit bones" are very comfortable on narrow saddles, because they lean forward so the part of the pelvic bones they are actually sitting on is narrow, since those two bones eventually meet at the pubis.
There is a theory out there that riders who rock their hips should steer toward the curved profiles, while the rest of us should be happy with flatter ones. On the other hand, I've observed that the main cause of hip rocking seems to be a saddle that's too high.
Some years back a somebody tried to cure hip-rocking with this.
I can't think of a more efficient way for growing hemorrhoids and wearing out your chamois.