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Originally Posted by Digital Gee
Curious -- how much better is the Toupe as compared to the Alias, if anyone's made the comparison? Is there a big difference?

I switched from the Alias to the Toupe. I found them both to be good saddles, but I find the Toupe to be a bit easier on the backside on long rides (over 2 hours). After about 2 hours, I'd start to get a little squirmy on the Alias... nothing serious... just a need to readjust my position every now and then to keep the blood flowing. I've had no such problem with the Toupe. I'm keeping my eyes open to find any sales on them, because if I do, I'll buy several.

One other comment.... I don't know how these would be on a very upright ride. I've only used them on a bike with drop bars. I suspect that if one put too much weight on just the seat, it might not be quite as comfortable.... but this is just speculation on my part.
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