Berk Lupina Padded vs Bare Carbon saddle: Real Weight
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- The padded and unpadded version of the Berk Lupina Saddle on the scales
132mm width on both. (The padded one is well worn)
Claimed weight for the padded is 98g and Carbon gloss 78g
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These videos are not reviews, nor is it an endorsement of the product in question. Just the checking actual weight of the thing.
Best saddles on the market, no hype just quality and comfort. Great Company to deal with as well. So good I have seven. Their Lupina short versions are also great (for TT), less flexible but, the same feel and quality. I love the fact you can slide around on them (some don't) but I'm an older guy with a softer underside!
Excellent customer service as well... Got mine but the color did not go as nicely as I thought - my mistake. Berk worked with me to get it replaced with no hassle!
I've been using a Schmolke carbon saddle for years, weighs in at 55g
damn, I was pretty happy with my saddle being 105g till i read this comment.
You glued rails on your old lupina back with epoxy?
Thank you for your review of Berk; most comfortable saddle you have every ridden is very impressive. Wondering if you had any insight of the comfort of the padded (which you tested) vs. the unpacked carbon Lupina? Thank you
For me they are about the same, but the unpadded version is more "slippery" witch can impact comfort.
2 RoJ videos in a week? Oh my...
another lightweight is the Selle Italia SLR Carbon - it weights 65g on my scale...
But the price...
yes its very expensive. Relative I know, but I bought one from R2 in Germany and it was half the cost of a local purchase in Australia... @@celestialemissary4934
Yes,- but Selle is not that comfortable!!! Berk is a amazing
Which one is more comfortable?
For me they are about the same, but the unpadded version is more "slippery" witch can impact comfort.
Saddle preference are the most personal part on the bike imo, just because the lupina fits me like a glove, I could be a torture device for the next person.