After 2100 miles, padding is collapsing and separating from shell. 1st few rides it was an amazing saddle unit the padding started to collapse and separate from the shell, now unrideable.

This saddle is super wide in the middle so it hits my inner thighs. I've never ridden a saddle so wide. Maybe others can make this baby work. It's nice, but having resistance against my legs while driving the pedals doesn't seem like amazing design. I wonder if the older version was also so wide?

Super light and very comfy!

There is no more comfortable saddle than the 3D printed Romin. I was using the SWorks Power Mirror but the slimmer profile of the EVO works better for my physique. I use this saddle on all of my bikes, road, MTB and gravel.

Great fit, nice improvement over the Power with Mirror.

The most comfortable saddle I’ve ridden yet. Coming from the Toupe which I used for both road and extensive much more demanding XC MTB riding, this saddle has many benefits. My usual rides are 3+ hours of technical single tracks and even with premium bibs, fit and function are critical, and this saddle is excellent. The surface ever so slightly reduces sliding around, and enables me to maneuver the bike better. The fit works well for me, the Power saddle did not as the ‘flare’ interferes with my legs, but the shape of the power arc works well for me in both the road and MTB, I like the Romin as it is about 20mm longer than the Power arc, which I’ll continue to use on the road.

Amazing! I could ride all day with this saddle. By far worth every penny!

Best Saddle ever! Worth every penny!

This is a very comfortable saddle. I am able to ride longer and further without feeling any aches in my tailbone. The saddle adds little additional weight compared to other comfort-oriented saddles. It's a great addition to your lightweight bike riding kit.

I had to make sure I completed a few rides before I do this review. I must say although my most expensive saddle ever purchased, it exceeded my expectations. The Romin Evo is without a doubt elite comfort, with or without a bib. The looks is a plus too for its sleek design. The price of the seat I no longer think about lol

Extremely comfortable under the sitbones and pubic rami. The middle of this saddle feels narrower to me than the Power Mirror 143mm, so this one is worth a try if the Power Mirror causes any thigh/groin chafing. Unfortunately, because the center part of the saddle flexes downward with my body weight, sort of forming a hammock shape, I found the nose of the saddle to be a problem for me. I'm in a rather aggressive position with a rotated pelvis & weigh 190lbs. Both of these could be a factor with the nose discomfort, or it could just be my anatomy.

So far so good with regards comfort. Still needs a bit of bedding-in to mould to my backside and me to get fully used to a different shape, but this is always the case. So far I'm impressed with how comfortable it is. It would be useful (at this price point) to have an indicator on the saddle somewhere, where the level point is of the saddle is achieved, or instructions on how to get to the level point, since the saddle is curvy so using a spirit level won't work that easily. Other saddle makers provide this detail. Only reason I've not given it 5 stars is because of the price.

I first bought the Fizik Antares R1 Versus EVO Adaptive Carbon Saddle thinking nothing will be better. When I saw the price on the Specialized adaptive saddle go below $400, I snatched it up. I'm glad I did, because it's the best saddle I've ridden with so far. Good for an 80km ride (that's usually as far as I'll go, regardless). I do recommend this saddle!

I was excited to try the SWorks Romin Evo Mirror on a new gravel bike and was expecting to purchase a second for my road bike after previous good luck with Specialized saddles. Unfortunately, this saddle does not work for me at all, and I'm quite tender 24 hrs after a 30mi ride on a bike path and city streets. At 215lbs, the material is too soft for me. Besides not quite achieving comfort at the sit bones, the compression at the sit bones also caused me to bottom-out the center area where my other saddles have cutouts, causing perineal pressure that leaves me sore today. I may try another width/style before ruling out the Mirrors, but so far I much prefer conventional Specialized saddles with cutout and minimal padding.

Best saddle ever, it’s the most comfortable saddle I’ve owned, I had the power mirror also for a while and the curvature of it did not adapted to me, the romin, it’s like custom made!

It really help bumps in the road. I’ve always used Romin saddles. I tried 10-15 different saddles when I started riding 8 years ago. I usually get one with very little cushion. This one is an exception, it does behave like those cushiony ones, but doesn’t . I think I’ll put one on my gravel bike too.

This saddle works for me. The original saddle that came on my SL7 was a bit hard. Replaced it with the power printed version. On the road it worked but on the trainer it was not that comfortable. With the printed Romin I am able to move nose to tail with ease or sit tight in one position, without any discomfort.

Fantastic saddle. Super comfortable, yet sporty. Silly expensive, but nice to not be uncomfortable outdoors or indoors. Just did a metric century on Zwift shortly after it arrived. One of the few comfortable INDOOR metric century rides I've ever done.

Excellent saddle. Very comfortable. Seems to help eliminate pressure points.

This saddle is incredibly comfortable. My previous saddle was an S-Works, very nice. But this 3D printed surface is amazing. It eliminates minor road buzz without ever feeling too soft or squishy at all. It provides cushioning and support without feeling like it’s pushing back so I don't feel pressure points like my previous saddle. I typically ride 100 miles/week. I haven’t had any issues with keeping it clean, although I don’t often ride on wet or muddy roads.

Use to have the Romin evo saddle and wanted to upgrade to mirror version and was well worth it ..definitely would recommend it as you don't even notice your on it most of the time ..which is a good thing !

Despite the high cost, I took a chance and bought one for my road bike early this spring. I quickly came to the conclusion that this is by far the most comfortable saddle I've ever ridden. So much so, I snagged a second saddle for my gravel bike as well. Definitely a case of 'you get what you pay for'

10 year road enthusiast. Best product I have ever bought. Totally transforms the feel of a bike. You don't notice most of the time but when you hit a bump it's almost like suspension compared to a foam saddle. Even at these prices its way cheaper than some "vibration cancelling" frame tech that's available. Would never buy a foam saddle again.

Looking for a change from my old Romin, I tried many other saddles but concluded Romin just suits me best. I procrastinated for ages due to the crazy price of the saddle before finally just going for it. I wish I could say it’s not worth it but it it’s impossible to deny the saddle is THE most comfortable around. The look on the faces of my cycling mates when they try it out just emphasises how much of a game changer this is. That said, I still have to take one star off for the price.

Most comfortable saddle I have ever had. But too expensive.

Awesome saddle! Feels like I’m pedalling more efficiently with no ´hotspots’ at all, looks amazing too. I recommend this 100%.

Very comfortable but very expensive . Can you put a price though on comfort during a long ride .

I do like the saddle and it does soak up the road vibrations better than other saddles and I am on an F12 which is a stiff ride. would get 5 stars but the cost

My favorite Toupe finally gave up the ghost and the shape has since changed. I’ve gone through 4 different saddles including another brand’s 3D printed one all with varying degrees of success. I finally bit the bullet on the 143 Romin Mirror during the short period of time when it was in stock. About 300 miles on it so far, absolutely the most comfortable saddle for me. Price be darned, I wish I didn’t like it as much as I do. Specialized has absolutely nailed it!

Coming from a Sworks Romin, hence, I was a bit worried about the additional "weight"...:). However, after one ride ultimately convinced this is the real deal. The saddle is a bit higher, I had to lower the saddle 5 mm (74 kg) to end up to the same ride height.

Simply adds a whole level of smooth to gravel riding, especially after a few hours of riding where my lower back and sitbones would start to complain. This new approach to padding feels like your body is suspended on the 3d mesh rather than perched on top of some padding. Comfortable in the drops and in the flats, sitting forward, or back. Butt doesn't get numb like other more padded saddles I have tried. Just ordered my second for my indoor trainer bike. Highly recommended, worth the cost.

I was a bit skeptical....but the saddle is insanely comfortable! Plain and simple. I have been riding for years and have used many saddles, this is the best one yet. You won't be disappointed. Cheers

In a moment of curiosity I ordered this to replace my Selle Italia SLR Flite Boost for my Pinna F12 which I had previously been very happy with. Wow, so glad I did! It feels supportive, comfortable and very light straight out of the box, but on the bike it really impresses. Is a little grippy on the bib shorts, so if you like sliding or freedom of movement this may not be for you, but I quickly became accustomed to this and actually find not better for stability now. This saddle is a very comfortable place to be, especially for long 100k plus rides and certainly if your backing up the next day... highly recommend if you can get over the price point!