Fine-tune the feel for your ride

Adjustable air support and dense foam help upright everyday riders fine-tune the balance between cushioning and stability

Shop the Saddle

Do you really need a softer saddle?

More padding still gives you one fixed feel. Adjustable air lets you make small changes until the saddle feels soft enough without losing the support you prefer

Fine-tune the feel to suit you

A fixed-fill saddle gives you a set cushioning feel. An adjustable air cushion lets you change the firmness and explore what feels right for your ride.

See how the feel changes

Adjust the air cushion, compare the feel, and make small changes until you find your preference

Pump. Check. Fine-tune.

Make adjustments while stopped, then test the feel on a short ride

Your build, riding position, route and preference can all change how a saddle feels. Use these three points as a place to start, then fine-tune from there.

Different rides can call for a different feel.
Less Air More Give

Less Air More Give

Balanced starting point

Balanced starting point

More Air More Support

More Air More Support

FIXED CUSHIONING VS. ADJUSTABLE SUPPORT

More padding, or more control?

Foam and gel give you a preset feel. Adjustable air gives you room to fine-tune it.

Fixed Foam Saddle ROCKBROS Air + Foam Fixed Gel Saddle
How the feel is set Fixed by foam density Fine-tuned with air Fixed by gel and padding
Underlying support Foam and base Air, dense foam and wide platform Gel, foam and base
When the ride changes The feel stays preset Add or release air The feel stays preset

Is this saddle right for your ride?

  • A good match if you:
  • Ride upright or moderately upright
  • Use an e-bike, commuter or comfort bike
  • Prefer a wider support area
  • Want adjustable firmness


Consider another saddle if you:

  • Ride in an aggressive racing position
  • Prefer a narrow performance saddle
  • Prioritize minimum weight
  • Do not use a compatible dual-rail mount

    TIPS: Check your mount against the guide before ordering

For the rides already in your day.

Find a saddle feel that suits the way you ride.

The ride to work.

The neighborhood errand

The weekend loop

How riders find their setting

Caspian Hemingway

My butt was the limiting factor lol

I ride an e-bike for coffee and errands, so I’m really not interested in suffering for the sport lol. Tried this Rockbros seat and initially put too much air in it. Let some out and liked it more. Still feel potholes, obviously. But getting home isn’t the first thing on my mind anymore

Kavin Smith

Does the job on my commute

Put the Rockbros air saddle on my commuter. Took a little adjusting, but it’s comfortable enough that I mostly forget about it now. That’s all I wanted

Joshua Ashley

More comfortable for my weekend pottering

Most of my rides involve stopping to look at something or deciding I need a coffee. I tried the Rockbros air seat because my old one kept making me shuffle around. Took a couple of tries with the firmness. I still get off for a stretch, but I’m more comfortable between stops

Find your setting, one small adjustment at a time.

1. Check the fit
Confirm your mount and follow the installation guide.

2. Set the starting feel
Follow the recommended starting instructions.

3. Take a short ride
Notice the feel in your usual riding position.

4. Stop and fine-tune
Make one small change, then compare.