When it comes to bike seats, there’s Brooks and everyone else. They’re so excellently constructed that calling them “bike seats” is downright inappropriate. Their latest advance in protecting your posterior from your seat post is the Cambium, and their claim that it’s “a new generation of saddles” isn’t unwarranted. It starts as tubular stainless steel rails and a diecast aluminum structure that’s then affixed to vulcanized natural rubber and organic cotton canvas. Combining all of these things makes the Cambium flexible, comfortable, waterproof, maintenance free and built for a lifetime. It comes in three different styles with men’s and women’s sizing for each.
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