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product_id: 1529946
title: "Comfort Bike Seat, Quilted or Foam Padded Bike Saddle, Various Styles, Weather-Resistant Cover, Easily Attaches to Most Standard Seatposts"
brand: "schwinn"
price: "448.43 DT"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Schwinn"
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# Weather-resistant quilted cover Extra-wide cruiser fit Easy install with included hardware Comfort Bike Seat, Quilted or Foam Padded Bike Saddle, Various Styles, Weather-Resistant Cover, Easily Attaches to Most Standard Seatposts

**Brand:** schwinn
**Price:** 448.43 DT
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚲 Elevate your ride with comfort and style that keeps you cruising longer!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Comfort Bike Seat, Quilted or Foam Padded Bike Saddle, Various Styles, Weather-Resistant Cover, Easily Attaches to Most Standard Seatposts by schwinn
- **How much does it cost?** 448.43 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.tn](https://www.desertcart.tn/products/1529946-comfort-bike-seat-quilted-or-foam-padded-bike-saddle-various)

## Best For

- schwinn enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted schwinn brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Classic Cruiser Style:** Retro quilted design adds timeless flair to your bike, turning heads on every street.
- • **Ride in Plush Comfort:** Extra-soft foam padding cushions every mile for all-day rides without the ache.
- • **Smooth Shock Absorption:** Coiled springs soak up bumps and vibrations for a stable, effortless glide.
- • **Plug & Play Installation:** Fits most standard seatposts with included clamp and hardware—no bike shop needed.
- • **Built to Brave the Elements:** Water-resistant cover wipes clean and stands strong against rain and sun.

## Overview

The Schwinn Comfort Bike Seat is an extra-wide, retro-styled cruiser saddle featuring plush foam padding and shock-absorbing coil springs for a smooth, comfortable ride. Its quilted, weather-resistant cover ensures durability and easy maintenance, while included mounting hardware allows quick installation on most standard seatposts. Designed for casual riders seeking both comfort and classic style, this seat is a proven favorite with over 15,000 positive reviews and backed by Schwinn’s 130+ years of trusted quality.

## Description

Ride in comfort with the Schwinn Quilted Springer Bike Saddle, designed to make everyday rides smoother, softer and more enjoyable. Whether you're headed to the park or cruising at the beach, this extra-wide bicycle seat supports a comfortable upright riding position. Extra-soft foam padding delivers serious comfort by reducing pressure at key contact points, while coil springs help dampen bumps for a more stable, enjoyable ride. The quilted, weather-resistant cover holds up in all conditions and wipes clean in seconds, so you can keep moving without worry. Designed to fit most standard seatposts, this Schwinn Bike Seat includes mounting hardware and a seatpost clamp for easy installation.

Review: Very comfortable seat - I ordered this for my wife's beach cruiser bike. Her biggest issue when going on long bike rides was that the seat that came with it was uncomfortable. Having gone through a quest to find the right mountain bike saddle, I knew that not all seats are created equal, but since we don't have a bike shop nearby I was going to have to rely more on customer reviews. So I searched on desertcart and read up on a few different seats, but this was the one that I felt got the most glowing reviews, especially for people who are riding bikes like my wife's - just a simple cruiser for easy riding. If you're on a mountain or road bike this seat probably won't be your first choice... but then again if you're on one of those you're probably not reading this. But for a relaxing bike ride on a cruiser, this seat has been perfect. Installation was easy, I only needed a small crescent wrench to put it on and adjust it. Once it was on my wife took it out for a spin. Me being me, after about 5 minutes I wanted a full product update. She just shrugged and said it was better than her old seat, at least she thought so, but maybe we could find a pad for it to make it even more comfortable. Hmm, not the glowing review I expected, but having experience riding on the wrong saddle for too long, I knew that sometimes it takes a few days for our rear ends to get over the punishment from having the wrong support. A couple of days later she and my daughter went on a long bike ride while I was at work. Her first words to me were that her seat was incredible (ah, there's that glowing review!) and that she was comfortable the entire way. Usually within about 1/2 mile or so, her old seat began getting uncomfortable, but on this seat she rode an entire 4 mile trip without any discomfort whatsoever. She said it felt like she could have easily kept going without any discomfort, it was that comfortable - no additional pad needed! She really loves going for bike rides now... it's amazing what being able to ride comfortably can do to really improve your enjoyment of a good old bike ride. If you're looking for a comfortable wide-style bike saddle, this is a solid bet. For the price especially, you're going to find it hard to beat.
Review: Saves my, um, bits, in ANY riding posture - have used mine on an exercise bike for six years - According to desertcart, I bought this Schwinn noseless comfort seat in December of 2015, and am just now (April 2021) buying another because there was a killer deal plus a coupon so I wanted to have a spare stashed. For the last few years, I've ridden my exercise bike (Schwinn 126) an hour every morning, 18-19 miles in crosstraining mode at 13/16 resistance - but it took me a while to work up to that. So, after nearly six years of steady use at increasing lengths of time and intensity, the old seat is just now starting to show its age. The vinyl is starting to crack a bit at the front, not all the way through, just that top layer, a shallow network of small cracks. I'm thinking that the foam is probably pretty beat down by now too, but it's still comfortable. Honestly, if the deal hadn't come up, I wouldn't have given a thought to replacing it yet. The bike is indoors, right next to a large window that's nearly always open, so that's exponentially more sun exposure than a bike seat that lives in the garage or hallway. The advice from others to position the seat a bit further back than usual correlates with my experience. Also, you can ignore that diagram showing that this style of seat is most appropriate for an upright or slightly bent over riding posture; I ride in every position from standing on the pedals and upright to full-on crouch, and this seat works fine. In fact, for me, the comfort aspect of a noseless seat is even more pronounced in full crouch/grind/beast mode. I think this seat is what helped me increase my rides, because I remember climbing off the old seat after a workout and going to the bathroom and WOW did that hurt, like "do I have kidney stones" kind of fire. Haven't had that since I got this seat, although I've experienced it a few times when I've ridden an actual bike with a typical bike seat for a half day or so. Maybe I'm just tender down there, it sure as heck ain't extraordinary proportions. A noseless bike seat DOES take some getting used to. Among other things, because there's no central nose, once your butt reaches the front edge you could slip off. If you take your hands off the handlebars, it may take a bit more core stability to keep from sliding too far forward. I think at one point I adjusted the tilt to prevent slipping forward, but that was a long time ago. Bottom (ha!) line: this is my ideal bike seat, proven by my buying a second before the first one wore all the way out just to make sure I'd have one on hand.

## Features

- RETRO-STYLED SPRINGER SEAT: The Schwinn Quilted Springer Seat is an extra-wide bike saddle built for added flair and comfortable, upright riding positions – perfect for casual cruising with a classic look.
- SOFT QUILTED COMFORT: The bike seat cushion features extra-soft foam padding for a cushioned ride, plus a stylish quilted cover that adds flair and retro charm to your cruiser setup.
- SMOOTH, STABLE RIDE: Shock-absorbing coiled springs soak up bumps and road vibrations. This Schwinn bike seat delivers a smooth, stable ride.
- SIMPLE MAINTENANCE: A water-resistant cover stands up to the elements and wipes clean easily. Compatible with most standard bicycle seatposts. Includes a seatpost clamp and mounting hardware for easy installation with just a wrench.
- TRUSTED SCHWINN QUALITY: Schwinn is the original American bike brand. We’ve spent over 130 years building the bicycle industry into what it is today, and we’re not done yet. Each product is designed in Madison, WI.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0089WYUPM |
| Best Sellers Rank | #6,504 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #14 in Bike Saddles |
| Bike Type | Cruiser Bike |
| Brand | Schwinn |
| Brand Name | Schwinn |
| Color | Cruiser/Quilted Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.1 out of 5 stars 15,124 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00038675610712 |
| Included Components | Saddle |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 10"L x 10"W x 6"H |
| Item Type Name | Bike Saddle |
| Item Weight | 2 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Pacific Cycle, Inc. |
| Material | foam |
| Material Type | foam |
| Outer Material | Foam |
| Pad Type | Foam Pad |
| Product Dimensions | 10"L x 10"W x 6"H |
| UPC | 757183117208 744288421248 038675610712 |
| Warranty Description | One Year Limited |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Schwinn
- **Color:** Cruiser/Quilted Black
- **Material:** foam
- **Outer Material:** Foam
- **Product Dimensions:** 10"L x 10"W x 6"H

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How wide is this seat?**
A: the seat at the top is 9.25" approx. from seam to seam.  the base at the bottom is more.  but the part you sit on is 9.25".  Nice seat but at 200lbs and 5'8" it's still a little too narrow for my comfort.  It worked okay until I got the Bell Sports Comfort 950 Noseless Bicycle Seat.  That seat is 12.75" across the top seam to seam and felt much better to me personally.  I would have liked it even better is the seat was just flat across the top but it the best seat so far and I have tried 4 seats after the original.

**Q: Is smallness of this seat a real issue(reviews)?How is this seat small compared to the hard banana size(or tiny triangle) seats that come w/the bike?**
A: I thought the same thing- I'm not sure why it matters how small this is when standard seats are a quarter of the size. It is much larger than the one my bike came with and it isn't as big as my behind but it's still world's better than standard.

**Q: I am looking for a new seat because my old one is causing me testicular pains, would you recommend this?**
A: get a good pair of bicycle shorts or liner with a proper chamois (its a sewn-in special crotch padding just for cycling); Its not the equipment its your gear. my husband thought he could just hop on a bike and go in comfort. (none of that sissy spandex) As a serious rider I had to introduce him to the chamois. if you're just running errands or taking short rides rides around the block it won't matter.If you take recreational trail or road rides of 10 miles or more or considering touring on a bike you'll need proper clothing to protect your assets. There are non spandex-y cargo style shorts with liners inside that have hidden chamois so you don't ever have to feel you have to wear spandex to look cool and be comfortable. You can also buy just the liner shorts with chamois to wear under your own favorite shorts or long pants. My husband rides trails with me now (30 miles or more) in comfort. Check REI or your bike shop or Amazon! BTW the chamois goes next to your body. they show the shorts inside-out on the mannequin so you can see how it contours to your body but the padding goes on the inside. NO undies! the liner is supposed to fit smooth against your body in place of underwear. if you wear tidy whities or boxers under the liner shorts the underwear fabric will bunch up and chafe and you will have a problem worst than death.  Happy trails!

**Q: Did anyone have to buy any kind of adapter or anything to install this seat on their bike? If so, what kind? Or is it pretty standard/fit any bike?**
A: This does NOT fit on older Sears bikes. The screws have to be tightened beyond what is possible in order for it to stay on.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very comfortable seat
*by G***S on August 8, 2019*

I ordered this for my wife's beach cruiser bike. Her biggest issue when going on long bike rides was that the seat that came with it was uncomfortable. Having gone through a quest to find the right mountain bike saddle, I knew that not all seats are created equal, but since we don't have a bike shop nearby I was going to have to rely more on customer reviews. So I searched on Amazon and read up on a few different seats, but this was the one that I felt got the most glowing reviews, especially for people who are riding bikes like my wife's - just a simple cruiser for easy riding. If you're on a mountain or road bike this seat probably won't be your first choice... but then again if you're on one of those you're probably not reading this. But for a relaxing bike ride on a cruiser, this seat has been perfect. Installation was easy, I only needed a small crescent wrench to put it on and adjust it. Once it was on my wife took it out for a spin. Me being me, after about 5 minutes I wanted a full product update. She just shrugged and said it was better than her old seat, at least she thought so, but maybe we could find a pad for it to make it even more comfortable. Hmm, not the glowing review I expected, but having experience riding on the wrong saddle for too long, I knew that sometimes it takes a few days for our rear ends to get over the punishment from having the wrong support. A couple of days later she and my daughter went on a long bike ride while I was at work. Her first words to me were that her seat was incredible (ah, there's that glowing review!) and that she was comfortable the entire way. Usually within about 1/2 mile or so, her old seat began getting uncomfortable, but on this seat she rode an entire 4 mile trip without any discomfort whatsoever. She said it felt like she could have easily kept going without any discomfort, it was that comfortable - no additional pad needed! She really loves going for bike rides now... it's amazing what being able to ride comfortably can do to really improve your enjoyment of a good old bike ride. If you're looking for a comfortable wide-style bike saddle, this is a solid bet. For the price especially, you're going to find it hard to beat.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Saves my, um, bits, in ANY riding posture - have used mine on an exercise bike for six years
*by E***0 on April 17, 2021*

According to Amazon, I bought this Schwinn noseless comfort seat in December of 2015, and am just now (April 2021) buying another because there was a killer deal plus a coupon so I wanted to have a spare stashed. For the last few years, I've ridden my exercise bike (Schwinn 126) an hour every morning, 18-19 miles in crosstraining mode at 13/16 resistance - but it took me a while to work up to that. So, after nearly six years of steady use at increasing lengths of time and intensity, the old seat is just now starting to show its age. The vinyl is starting to crack a bit at the front, not all the way through, just that top layer, a shallow network of small cracks. I'm thinking that the foam is probably pretty beat down by now too, but it's still comfortable. Honestly, if the deal hadn't come up, I wouldn't have given a thought to replacing it yet. The bike is indoors, right next to a large window that's nearly always open, so that's exponentially more sun exposure than a bike seat that lives in the garage or hallway. The advice from others to position the seat a bit further back than usual correlates with my experience. Also, you can ignore that diagram showing that this style of seat is most appropriate for an upright or slightly bent over riding posture; I ride in every position from standing on the pedals and upright to full-on crouch, and this seat works fine. In fact, for me, the comfort aspect of a noseless seat is even more pronounced in full crouch/grind/beast mode. I think this seat is what helped me increase my rides, because I remember climbing off the old seat after a workout and going to the bathroom and WOW did that hurt, like "do I have kidney stones" kind of fire. Haven't had that since I got this seat, although I've experienced it a few times when I've ridden an actual bike with a typical bike seat for a half day or so. Maybe I'm just tender down there, it sure as heck ain't extraordinary proportions. A noseless bike seat DOES take some getting used to. Among other things, because there's no central nose, once your butt reaches the front edge you could slip off. If you take your hands off the handlebars, it may take a bit more core stability to keep from sliding too far forward. I think at one point I adjusted the tilt to prevent slipping forward, but that was a long time ago. Bottom (ha!) line: this is my ideal bike seat, proven by my buying a second before the first one wore all the way out just to make sure I'd have one on hand.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Kind between your legs but better for high handlebar bikes
*by J***2 on January 1, 2008*

I got this seat for my mountain bike because I realized that I wasn't a hardcore mountain biker who wants the lightest seat possible with best control; I'm a casual city rider who hates pain between the legs and worries about his man parts. So I was looking for a comfort seat. I compared this with the seats that have two pads and have glowing reviews from people with prostate problems and this was, well, cheaper. It also looks a bit more comfy. This seat is comfortable to sit on. Very comfortable. Like an office chair or better. If all we did on bikes was sit, this would be the best seat money can buy. However, we also pedal on bikes, and that creates a bit of a problem. Specifically, as you pedal your legs push down on the front edge of the seat on the downstroke and after a while it hurts. Normal bikes (not the cruiser kind) have the center of the pedals right under the seat. That's fine if your seat is a narrow ridge that is squashing your man parts and your legs are dangling off the sides, but if you are sitting on a nice comfy office chair seat, your legs come out in front. So the situation is not optimal. That's why most other prostate protecting comfort seats look really scary: the pads are out behind the seat post, so the post is precariously positioned between your legs. I haven't really tried them, so I won't comment more on them. Anyway, if you have a bike with a comparatively upright natural position (high handle bars and the like) and especially if you have a bike that has the pedals out in front of the seat, then you are going to absolutely love this seat. When you just sit in it, there really is no pressure. It's shaped like your backside. It's padded. It's really nice. But I don't have one of those bikes. I have a trek 4500 mountain bike. So here's how I handled it... At first I lowered the seat, but it feels funny because your knees go out in front and then bend almost underneath you, putting an undue proportion of the work on your thighs. So I raised it up to normal seat height (about the height of the handlebars). Then we run into the upper leg pain from the front edge of the seat. The manual says to keep the seat level, but what do they know? so I angled the seat forward. Ahhh, very comfortable to pedal. And if I want to just sit and coast, I can sit just a bit farther back, almost on the back edge. Not as comfy as an office chair, but pretty good still. I can sit or pedal on this forever (from a soft tissue point of view). Pain between my legs? Zero. Worries for my future sexual prowess? Zero. I love this seat and this setup. When I see a bump on the road, I don't worry about lifting myself off to prevent nasty shocks being transmitted to my most delicate areas. I just sit down and relax. Shocks are spread throughout your bottom. Ahhhh. Makes me want to invest in a recumbent bike next time. But is there a downside? Oh yes, having the seat angled forward puts a lot of your weight on your handlebars. Result: a crazy workout for your arms. I don't think I have sufficient arm strength to ride this all day long. I never really ride more than my 5 mile commute anyway, so I don't mind a bit. In fact, it's kind of nice. Now riding my bike gives me wicked triceps as well as amazing leg muscles. So what I'm saying here is, you need to adjust adjust adjust this seat until it's right. Try crazy positions. You might end up very happy like me. Or maybe not. There's some talk here about trouble controlling the bike. I haven't noticed any significant changes from a horned seat. I guess I wasn't using the horn between my legs much for control. I tend to keep my hands on the handlebars. One time I do notice things a little funny is when I get up to pedal hard for some reason. That's fine, but then when I go to sit back down, my backside has to feel around quite a bit more before I find the seat than it did when I used horned seats. It's not a big deal. Certainly it won't make me want to trade this seat in for anything else. What would I tell the schwinn people if I was giving them feedback? Well, they should probably address the issue of the seat positioning the rider too far forward on the bike. I wouldn't go to an extreme and start changing fundamentals, but they could have the little bars under the seat that attach to the post come forward just a bit more than they do. That would probably open up this seat to a lot of people. Other than that the design is pretty great. This seat has eliminated all my backside and between-the-legs pain, which was seriously hindering my enjoyment of cycling. Forget all those people saying you should wear special biking shorts (yeah right), get your seat professionally microfit (doesn't help), or just wait out the pain. This seat takes some adjustment and a bit of getting used to, but I would never go back. In fact, without this seat I won't cycle. One other small peeve: there is a velvety fake suede surface to this seat. It's fine (in fact it kind of grips your backside) except when you leave your bike in the rain or snow...it holds water and snow more than the usual fake leather stuff. ======== Update November 2012 ===================== I've been using this saddle for several years now and I have finally become annoyed enough with its shortcomings to replace it. Specifically, at normal angles, if you ride for a while, the front edge of the seat digs in to the back of your legs and it's uncomfortable. You can angle it up higher but then it doesn't support much of your weight and you are constantly sliding off. Not to mention, the bars underneath don't come very far forward, so the seat is always a little too far forward on my bike (it would be better if my frame was bigger). I bought the Hobson Easyseat dual pad bicycle seat to replace it and it is much, much better for the following reasons: * The two seat pads rotate somewhat as your legs move, so they can support you all through the stroke. * They do an even better job of keeping pressure off your junk than this seat does. * The surface does not absorb water, has higher friction (so you don't slide off) and overall has a better build quality. It's a bit heavier and a little bit more expensive than this saddle, but I would definitely suggest using the Hobeson instead of this one unless you have a very upright-style bike with pedals out in front of you and a very upright posture. TL;DR version: Get the Hobeson Easyseat instead.

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