Brooks England Cambium C17 Carved, All-Weather, Waterproof Bike Saddle
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Size: C17
Style: Carved
Features
- Waterproof and weatherproof nylon cover that works flawlessly in all conditions
- Made from vulcanized natural rubber and Organic cotton canvas enhanced by a thin layer of Structural textile for added resilience
- Uniquely flexible, maintenance-free, waterproof top is designed to follow the rider's movements to deliver immediate comfort and ease of use
- Updated fiberglass reinforced back plate that has loops for a saddle bag or other accessory
- Sturdy weight at 450G that supports as a stable top for the bikes
Description
The Cambium C17 Carved features a hole for pressure relief and is perfect for everything from urban cycling to touring, gravel and bikepacking. Ready for all rides, all roads and all weathers.
Brand: Brooks England
Color: Black
Product Dimensions: 11.14"L x 6.5"W x 2.05"H
Material: Rubber
Outer Material: Rubber
Brand Name: Brooks England
Global Trade Identification Number: 54
Number of Items: 1
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Weight: 15.68 ounces
Manufacturer: Brooks England
UPC: 190445013854
Included Components: Saddle
Item Type Name: bike-saddles-and-seats
Model Number: C201C00A06300
Manufacturer Part Number: C201C A06300
Warranty Description: 2 Year Manufacturer
Color: Black
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 11.14"L x 6.5"W x 2.05"H
Pad Type: Vulcanised Natural Rubber Saddle Top
Bike Type: Gravel Bike
Weight Capacity Maximum: 100 kg
Material Type: Rubber
Outer Material: Rubber
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The TL;DR Pros & Cons: These are my experiences. Everyone's body is different, so saddles will fit people differently. In general this saddle is highly rated by a lot of customers, so it is likely a good fit for the wide variety of riders, but if you have some a unique physical inclination, it may not be for you. Pros: - Very comfortable, despite how thin & unpadded it looks - Cut out relieved the genital numbness and overall discomfort issues I was having while riding my road bike. - Price was just right. Paid about $100 at the time. I know that might be expensive for some people, as it's more than what they paid for their bikes. It's all relative, and to me the comfort is worth it. - Weatherproofing really works! - I am a big fan of the look (and lack of maintenance) on my bike compared to Brooks' traditional leather saddles. Now my only issue is that my bike looks faster than I actually am. Oh well. Cons: - Sizing was kind of tough to determine, and I ultimately ended up buying the wrong size. - The saddle is on the heavier side, so if you're someone that's concerned about component weights, this saddle might not be for you. - The vulcanized surface of the seat is not very slick. Hard to describe, but it's not sticky or tacky in the sense where it will leave a residue if you touch it, but it will kind of catch at your clothing a little bit. As a male rider, I was experiencing some issues with numbness and discomfort with the boys downstairs, even on relatively short (12mi.) rides. After some research, I found that a saddle with a cutout was likely what would help relieve my issues. I'd read a lot about the supreme comfort of Brooks' leather saddles, but frankly didn't care for the leather look on my road bike, as well as the maintenance that goes with them. Then I found Brooks' Cambium line. The saddle looks very thin with minimal padding, which would lead you to believe that it won't be comfortable, but contrary to popular belief, my online research told me that thinner saddles with less padding are actually more comfortable in the long run than extremely padded saddles. Still do not completely understand how that makes sense, but it seems to be true in this case. Not only was it comfortable, but also the cut-out in the saddle resolved the numbness issues I was having. You're welcome, my future children. I did it for you. Sizing was a question that I had, and it ended up being kind of hard to determine which model I needed between C15, C17, or C19. Somehow, I was lead to believe that the C17 was the right size for me and my riding (road bike riding, with a bike frame that puts me in a less relaxed, more aggressive position). I am an average build (5'10 x 180lbs), and the saddle was actually a little too wide. My sit bones started to feel a little sore on longer rides. If I could do it again, I'd go narrower with the C15 (and I actually have bought a C15 carved because I like the saddle so much). The C17, as I found out later, was built more for women, since women have wider sit bones then men, as well as people who have bikes that put them in a more relaxed and upright position (i.e. not me.). Other than that, the saddle is everything that has been advertised, and I don't see myself looking for a different saddle anytime soon.
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1. Very well made. 2. Natural materials. 3. Not a Petroleum product. 4. Durable. Find out your sit bone measurement. 5. Learn how to measure your saddle height. 6. Learn how to set fore and aft. 7. Enjoy the right support and ride as long as you want.
Reviewed in the United States on August 10, 2026 by Bee Oldham
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It took me 15 years to finally buy a Brooks saddle. I always thought I’d buy a leather one, but this vulcanised rubber is impressive. Very flexy, comfortable straight out the box. I do a 10 mile commute every other day to work and this saves myself from being sore. Go one one now!
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As an older cyclist, I ride Trek Domanes that have the handlebars set slightly lower than the saddle, so I ride leaning forward just a little. I've tried several brands and styles of saddles, but with every one of them I kept sliding forward and fidgeting around trying to find that elusive sweet spot—which I never found. The Brooks Cambium is the first saddle that I’ve been able to sit on and not have to constantly move around. I can focus on enjoying the ride rather than thinking about where my butt is or how it’s feeling. That’s made a world of difference.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2025 by David A Smith
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Gave it a chance. Coming off a gel saddle. This saddle has no padding. The plastic does flex. Really need to position it correctly through trial and error. I spent around 2 hours to get it in a comfortable position with my Allen wrench at the parking lot over a weekend. I ended up with it in a mostly flat position. FYI. Every time you position the saddle you need to adjust the seat post height too. Is it more comfortable than my cushy gel. Not right out of the box.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 6, 2026 by Hard working man
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Like many bicyclist who regularly go on rides of over an hour or more in length, I have bought several different bike seats hoping to find that dream saddle. Over the course of riding for 12 years I've owned over 10 different saddles ranging from $40 to $200 and while some of these only lasted a few rides, I've given all of them a fair "chance" of getting broken in and becoming comfortable. This Brooks Cambium saddle is one of the few I've owned that was immediately comfortable and it has only gotten more comfortable with use. I've not had any of the problems of discomfort with hot spots or tender areas that I experienced with other saddles. The saddle has no padding which I think for me makes it even more comfortable because I don't have to wiggle around to find that "broke in and comfortable" spot and it allows the padding in my bib shorts to do what they are designed to do. I have another Brooks saddle but it is leather and still extremely comfortable but it did require some breaking. The waterproof characteristic of this saddle is more appealing to me because I don't have to worry about keeping the leather conditioned nor do I worry about getting caught in a summer afternoon rain. I am going to buy another of these for my second, older, "rain" bicycle and I have no problem recommending this seat to someone who is trying to find comfort on their bicycle who does long rides on a true road bicycle. This saddle comes in three width to suit most people's riding styles and someone would benefit from going to Brooks' website and reading about the purpose and benefit of the different widths before buying one for themself.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 25, 2020 by ChicknFried66
Color: Black
I have found this to be a very comfortable saddle. Note that Brooks has multiple sizes and styles in their lineup, but I chose this one that had a similar shape and size to another saddle I like. I like the look. It is quite simple, so it looks good on most any bike. I have had it on my bike for over a month, and have done a lot of rides a couple hours or more, and one day of 12+ hours over mixed surfaces. It took me a few tries to get adjusted just right because there is flex in the middle, so what looked like a level mounting felt more like nose up when I rode. Once it is adjusted, though, that flex really makes for a comfortable ride. Since then, I haven't had any issues with comfort. Initially when I was finding the optimal position, I was sitting too far back, and found that the metal pieces along the back were digging into my sit bones. Since I adjusted the position, I haven't had that problem again. I can't say yet what the longevity of the material will be, but it seems to be holding up well so far. The only real downside I can think of is that it is a bit heavy. Not ridiculous, but noticeably heavier than a similar saddle I have, and about the same as a much larger, more hefty looking saddle. I think the comfort is worth a little bit of extra weight, though.
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