DAWAYComfortable Bike Seat Cover - Silicone Gel & Memory Foam Padded Bike Seat Cushion for Men Women - Soft Bicycle Saddle Cover for Peloton, Stationary Exercise, Mountain Road Bikes - XL/Large/Small

This seat has perfect cushioning to help with a comfortable ride. Just make sure to measure the bike seat so it fits and doesn’t slide to the side. What I mostly love and just stood out to me is that the support team is very helpful. Mine didn’t fit but they sent a new one that will. They worked with me to find something supportive hopefully. Can’t wait until we receive it to see how my daughter feels on it. You will not have any problems with this company helping.

It's very amazing so comfy

good buy. works good!

I purchased this for my HAPBEAR 3 in 1 Folding Exercise Bike which has a very wide seat of about 11.5". It fits the width perfectly but I did not like the way that the tongue sticks out too far. It probably would not bother most people especially if you wear tights to bike. I tried it on the bike just to see how well it would fit and it DID secure quite nicely and didn't seem like it would slip around but I just did not like the increased depth that the tongue added. It is darn near impossible to find a seat cover that will fit the bike though so I would not dismiss this one. The C6 will NOT fit. This one, the C9, WILL fit just with a, sorry to be repeatative, bit of a tongue sticking out. It secured quite well. I purchased several others that didn't fit AT ALL so this one's at least a contender for your consideration.

In my ENGWE e-bike, I'd already installed a 10-in. wide gel seat, so I expected the DAWAY cushion to enhance the comfort that seat already provides. But all I can sense is that I'm higher but not more "cushioned". But the DAWAY gel cushion isn't less comfortable, either. So maybe it'll soften with use.

Great product good quality.The seat is pretty thick and so it hurts a little but you bum will not be sweaty.

The "gel" is not soft even a little -- it did not make my exercise bike seat comfortable. Just as hard as the regular seat. I returned it.

I started a regimen of diet and exercise because I look like Orson Welles swallowed Elvis Presley. I was using the treadmill, but I started splinting. I couldn't lose cardio, so I switched to the upright stationary bike. And I love it. I watch shows on my tablet, I do the bike.But it was killing my bony arse. I'd get off the seat, which was obviously designed by Torquemada, and it would be sore and even numb. I tried folding a bath towel a few times and sitting on that, and that worked a little. It kept sliding around and I'd have to straddle it. I am sure I looked like a right ol' tit at the gym.So I talked to my friend, who does a lot of molding and 3-D scanning and said I'd get a broken seat from the gym and we could make a Pillow of Fat Shame out of silicone. He agreed it was a good idea and we thought about the money we'd make on Etsy.Then it occurred to me that I am not the brightest chap in the area of inventions. So if I thought of it, someone else thought of it. And if someone else thought of it, it must be on the market. I looked up the model of the bike I was using, a Cybex 625C upright. Then I found a purveyor online that sells them and did a live chat and got the dimensions for the seat. They said it was 10½" x 10½".I went on the Amazon and, as luck would have it, it was a Daily Deal! How 'bout those egg rolls, Mr. Goldstone? So I even saved five bucks. They said it was for a seat no bigger than 11" x 10". I rolled the dice, figuring the half inch wouldn't matter.The seat is a tight fit, but isn't a tight fit what you want? The manufacturer said not to worry if you rip some mesh, but it wasn't an issue for me.The gel and foam is great. I don't have to get up off the seat 20 times during a 45 minute ride just to get some blood into my bony posterior. Now I do it like three times. I do wish it maybe had a little more padding, but I am not sure they could fit more in without it being too stuffed and ruining your posture on the bike. I find the sweet spot occasionally.If I had a complaint, it is that my athletic shorts, which are satiny, slide a little on the seat. Then I have to readjust. But it's no biggie. And once I move on to doing squats and develop some muscle back there, it will be easier.I'm very, very happy with this seat. I have about three months more on the bike before I go to the elliptical and I didn't want to dread doing cardio.