Does the padding ever get caught on the front of seat when sitting back in saddle?
143855
Now I feel weird because it occasionally happens to me and all the other people said it never happens to them...But yes, this does happen sometimes...it's annoying but I think it has more to do with rider error than a problem with the shorts.
143856
Never. The shorts are very snug. I wear them in spin class. I'm also accident prone so if something was able to get caught on something it would happen to me. Now that it's in my head it may happen today. I'll let you know.
1528088
The best answer: "it depends." Depending on your own height and how you have your saddle set, you may or may not see interference. If you have a decent amount of exposed seat post, you can mount the receiver high enough and you will have plenty of clearance. This receiver stays in place well once it's mounted. I've seen others that slide down (Trek, for example). If you're short and don't have a lot of post to work with, you might get some interference. Not sure if I can post a picture of mine here, but I can take some measurements if needed.
2068872
The 2 answers below are correct. Mine has padding on the inside bottom though some may not.
408399
I sit most days at work as well as drive while wearing it. You do wear it low, but I haven't had a problem with it slipping up. I wear it under my clothes, not over. If I wear it over my clothes, I found it slipped more easily. You might try watching a Youtube video to be sure you are placing it correctly around your back.
872252
No, it stays pretty still. The cushion on the seat isn't as soft as the back part. After a while of sitting my tail bone starts hurting.
2085768
As long as the seat post has a standard clamp to attach to the rails under the seat, yes. If the seatpost uses a clamp that is adjustable with a hex key, it may become loose as you ride.
238974
I don't believe so, but then why would this be a concern if there is padding on top? This is a great high chair. We love it.
656228
There is a little bit of padding at the bottom where it rests on your back, but no additional padding to protect the seat from damage. My seat came out looking great though and I don't think the additional padding is necessary.
723161
The leather rim on the case that surrounds the iPad on the front seems to keep that from happening. I've never had an issue.
667389
Yes. There is a metal piece underneath the seat that the harness tightening strap's path is intended to go OVER. However, I have found that it almost always manages to find its way UNDER the small piece. I always reach under my son's seat, use my finger to pull down that bit of strap, and pull the tightening strap with the other hand.
511593
If you are referring to the foam padding; yes. It is actually just strips of Velcro holding the pads down to the back and the seat. Probably the worst design possible, but still functional at the same time.
2029884
Yes, it does. And they are made of a soft material to avoid damages to the seat cushion.
453014
maybe because the seat post will not fully retract? look at the frame style. at its lowest point my saddle is several inches above the frame. might put normal sizing out.....I bought mine from a shop so tested it in person
2010719
I have trouble with seats that are not padded, but the ErgoErgo does not bother me. The top is rounded with an indent in the middle. It doesn't seem to bother my sit bones and hard chairs usually do. I don't know what you mean by "any length of time". For instance, I always need a padded chair at a restaurant. I have not heard of a seat top cushion for it. lt seems like a cushion would get in the way of getting on and off and would detract from it's appearance.
301503
No, there is no rubber backing on the seat cover, but that's not a problem for me. I have leather seats as well. To keep the cover from slipping around (and my dogs as well), I purchased a roll of that rubber shelf lining material that stores carry in the kitchen department. It comes in various sized rolls - I got one in a length that was wide enough for the width of my seat. I roll this out on the seat, and put the seat cover on top of it. It works great - the rubber material sticks to both the seat and cover, so no slipping!
2283102
Hi Heather - it is really comfortable, and doesn't dig in. I have a bit of a butt and the seat is wide at the back and narrow at the front - so its perfect. And its cushy as well! Sometimes I find myself slipping forward though that could just be my riding style!
301502
I have leather seats too. It has a strap across back to help with slipping. Also the backing is a little rough, it won't hurt your seats at all but help with slipping. I've tried a couple other kinds and this one has been the best for that.