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Planet Bike Anatomic Relief System Classic Bike Seat- Men

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Features

  • BIKE SEAT DESIGNED FOR COMFORT: The anatomic relief saddle is built around foam padding with a flexible base for maximum comfort and support; The relief design keeps you pedaling longer without experiencing numbness or discomfort
  • ANATOMIC RELIEF DESIGN: The full length center recess provides ideal anatomic relief, guaranteed to leave you smiling after every ride
  • LYCRA COVER DESIGNED FOR REPEATED RIDING: Plush lycra designed cover with abrasion-resistant side material to reduce overall wear and tear through repeated use of your bike
  • SIMPLE TO MOUNT ON ATB, MOUNTAIN, HYBRID, EXERCISE AND PELOTON BIKES: The solid steel rail construction is simple to mount to any standard bike seat post
  • ELECTRIC BIKE READY: Perfect bike seat for your electric bicycle to keep you comfortable on long or short rides

Brand: Planet Bike


Color: Black


Product Dimensions: 10"L x 6"W x 4"H


Material: Foam


Outer Material: Lycra


Brand: ‎Planet Bike


Color: ‎Black


Product Dimensions: ‎10"L x 6"W x 4"H


Material: ‎Foam


Outer Material: ‎Lycra


Pad Type: ‎Memory Foam


Bike Type: ‎Cruiser Bike, Hybrid Bike


Global Trade Identification Number: ‎15


Item Weight: ‎1 Pounds


Manufacturer: ‎Planet Bike


UPC: ‎642016500015 744288598926


Item Package Dimensions L x W x H: ‎11.5 x 7.91 x 3.78 inches


Package Weight: ‎0.47 Kilograms


Item Dimensions LxWxH: ‎10 x 6 x 4 inches


Brand Name: ‎Planet Bike


Warranty Description: ‎Limited Lifetime Warranty


Model Name: ‎Planet Bike Anatomic Relief System Classic Bike Seat- men


Suggested Users: ‎mens


Number of Items: ‎1


Part Number: ‎5000-1


Included Components: ‎bike seat


Size: ‎Adult


Sport Type: ‎Cycling


Date First Available: September 2, 2003


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Top Amazon Reviews


  • Comfortable, Relief, Attractive, and easy to install.
Pattern Name: Bicycle Seat
Looks: New design is attractive and sleek. It is not waterproof so bring a cover for rain (grocery bag). Looks like current picture not like other reviewers photos, I am happy about the more subtle logo. Ease of installation: Easy to install, but is dependent on you seatpost's quality and age. It is universal, just make sure you tighten it well. Build quality: It is far better than the older school seats. The area of relief is great. There is a break-in period but it is running fine now. I have used it for a couple 100 miles already. I was recommended this saddle by a website based on its value and comfort. I liked it so much I bought one for my other bike. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2025 by Fishboi A Fishboi A

  • Excellent Saddle
Pattern Name: Bicycle Seat
Planet Bike's ARS was my third try at replacing an unforgiving factory saddle on my rather unforgiving MTB. I am a 6'-1", 190 pound male. I use this bike in TOO many ways- on and off trail/road and when on trail/road, typically cruising slowly with my eight year old behind me and for some of that at least, I prefer to actually sit in the saddle (lazy?). With the factory saddle, a 20 minute ride made me feel like I had ridden cross country bareback. I'm not as young as I used to be, but I like to think that I am far from "soft." The two other "relief" saddles I tried were improvements over factory, but longer/rougher rides sent me back to bareback familiarity, and the saddles were heavy. I have lots of other Planet Bike goodies on my family bikes that have invariably provided rock solid product performance. Amazon had a great price on the ARS saddle so I took a shot. It was delivered lightning fast and in perfect condition (not always the case with my growing Amazon experiences). The saddle was surprisingly light; great since I ride hills and have no interest in ANY extra ounces. I put it on my bike same day- easy install; nice sturdy structure; no surprises. At first plop, I was sold, and after a 20 minute ride, I had to write a review. It truly is a great saddle for me and my riding style(s). Not too big (again, I am fairly "slim"), not too small; not too soft, not too firm. It doesn't take care of all of the male anatomy issues experienced while sitting on anything short of a Lazy-Boy, but for the most part, nothing vital felt crushed! I didn't want the weight, look, or restrictions (or peer abuse) associated with a big ole' cruising saddle, so this thing is perfect for me. I've got several hours of riding on it now. Not sure how it will hold up long-term. Cover seems a little suspect, albeit better than others, and again- this is a "comfort" saddle. If it dies in 6 months, I'd buy another one instantly. Highly recommend it. **** UPDATE **** I have been riding on this seat for almost a year (lots o'hours)- rough stuff and cissy stuff, and it still looks and feels great. The only issue is that the screening/logo are pretty much worn off. My bike lives indoors, so I can't comment on how the saddle would perform if left exposed to the elements, but it feels the same as it did when I first installed it. As some reviewers have noted/complained about- It is NOT soft and cushy- don't let the gel-fill fool you. But it's not supposed to be soft and cushy. If you spend 100% of your riding time planted firmly in the sadlle, this seat may not be for you- try the aforementioned Lazy-Boy. If you tend to be light in the saddle or split time up in the stirrups/on the pedals, you will likely be fine. Good luck and ride safely (mostly). ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on June 29, 2011 by Rich N.

  • Leisure bike seat
Pattern Name: Bicycle Seat
More comfortable than the stock bike seat that came with my bike. Comfortable for riding around the neighborhood. Not advisable for longer than an hour ride.
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2025 by Mommy_of_One

  • Great for "Big & Tall" riders
Pattern Name: Bicycle Seat
I would say this is the best bicycle seat I've tried. Im 6'6 285 pounds so support and comfort can be hard to find. I have a road bike so I usually do some pretty long rides. Seat is made with good materials. Very thick and firm but with great cushion and comfort. Would highly recommend especially if your a bigger rider. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2025 by El Jefe

  • This is THE ONE
Pattern Name: Bicycle Seat
This is a picture of the other saddles and saddle covers I tried in the quest for comfort. I really dislike even small levels of discomfort that others don't even notice. I'll share what I learned about bike saddles in the course of testing every single one of these on a minimum 10k test ride each. People's sit bones and sit bone arch are quite different person to person. This is probably why Brooks saddles are so popular since with break in you get a custom fit. Sit bone width is touted online but as a youtube bike fitter said, he noticed little correlation between these measurements and what saddle people wound up happiest with. For me, the calculator said I should be happy with a 140-145mm saddle, but these all seemed too narrow. The issue is that in a typical riding position (neither road bike aggressive, nor cruiser totally upright) it isn't the sit bone points that the saddle supports, but rather a significant portion of the arch up to the pubic bone. This is also why some people like 'spoon' saddles with a concave curve and some like flat. This arch is a 3d shape so simple measurements can't really capture what's going on with it. I also felt frustrated by the design of most saddles. Many of them have a pronounced rounded bump of foam/gel where they meet the sit bones, which creates a strange unstable feeling when you try to get the power down that rocks you very slightly, like you're perched up on the top of a curve. Additionally, many of these saddles bottom out on cushioning almost immediately (I'm only 71kg!) and wind up quite firm even if what foam is there is soft. The seats that are cushioned enough to not bottom out (cruiser seats like the giddyup pictured here) are quite comfortable but aren't really ideal for longer rides as they rub in various places. Enter the ARS saddle. It has a broad but not too broad flat area you to find a good place to distribute weight across the sit bone arch. It has a high loft of cushioning that doesn't bottom out despite not being as bulky as the cruiser saddles. The cutout is generous, and I notice zero pressure on the perineum but also not like I am sliding forward off the saddle. Among the failed experiments, I think the best was the fmfxtr saddle (all the way to the left), and the airbag cushion. The fmf saddle has the rounded peak problem, but is otherwise very good in a variety of positions, and good for someone who wants a somewhat wider saddle for support but doesn't want to go full cruiser on a hybrid bike. The airbag cushion gives almost a custom fit, you just have to inflate it way less than you think you need to as the weight from your body is plenty to push the air around to where it needs to be. The best cruiser saddle was the giddyup. it is great on my cruiser bike but not great for anything else. I had high hopes for the blue hexagonal cushion, as I love those cushions on my chairs and in my car and even for my meditation cushion, but on a bike it bottomed out immediately. Notable saddles I didn't try: Brooks Ergon 3d saddles All of these have rave reviews but are expensive. With the brooks in particular it is impossible to know if you'll like it until you've ridden it hundreds of miles and can't return it. I'd still like to try an ergon, as they seem well designed, and will if I get the chance to swap seats for a ride with someone. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on November 11, 2023 by Kindle Customer 76 Kindle Customer 76

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