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Charge Spoon Saddle with Cromo Rails 2011
Charge Spoon Saddle with Cromo Rails 2011
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Top Features of the Charge Spoon Saddle with Cromo Rails 2011
The spoon saddle is the perch of choice for all XC, Enduro or Road riders.
- Durable and light mid-width saddle
- Synthetic leather cover with embossed logo
- Lightweight padding
- Pressure relief channel
- Length (mm): 275
- MTB
- Rail Material: Cro-mo
- Road
- Use: XC, FreeRide, Road
- Weight (g): 258
- Width (mm): 138
It is typified by its light weight, supportive shape and pressure relief channel. Available in a classic brown or black with tubular cro-mo rails.
About Performance Saddles
Performance saddles are narrower than the models designed for shorter ride comfort. They're intended for riders who have a committed riding style with weight on hands and feet so they're narrower and lighter. High tech padding materials and flexible body designs keep your pressure points comfortable and lightweight chassis components keep the weight down. Most have some kind of ergonomic design to reduce pressure on nerves and allow unrestriced blood flow to your sensitive areas. Womens models have a wider design to suit their naturally wider pelvis. Saddle widths vary across the ranges from narrow (upto 130mm), medium (upto 138mm) to wide (upto 146mm). Narrower saddles are the popular choice for longer distance riders as they do not cause the hips to be placed in an unnatural position. Wider saddles will often feel comfortable initially due to their greater surface area but then progressively decrease in comfort as the miles increase, the correct choice of saddle is a case of getting the balance between initial comfort and overall comfort.
About the Charge brand
Charge is a small UK based rider owned bicycle company specialising in simple yet functional hardtail frames and bikes with a distinct and contemporary styling. Charge Bikes products range from Cross Country to Dirt Jumping, from budget to high end. We are not a dirt jump company, or an XC company, we are simply a UK bike company. Charge products are designed to encompass the ultimate in weight, strength, performance and ride characteristics of any product available.
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Returns Information
- We will happily refund or exchange any item purchased on Wiggle if returned to us within 30 days, excluding Wiggle gift vouchers and personalised products except when faulty.
- We make no charge for returns - there is no restocking fee.
- Returned goods must be unused and supplied with their original packaging.
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Magazine reviews for Charge Spoon Saddle with Cromo Rails 2011
Review from Bikeradar
Who says comfort has to cost the earth? With the Spoon, British bike brand Charge, have created an underdog perch that adds up to much more than the sum of its parts while knocking the socks off other, significantly more expensive offerings...
In conclusion...
"Comfortable and durable for very little cash? That'll be the Charge Spoon"
Rating: 4.5/5
Review from What MTB
...this became the instant hit of the test. The understated features of light weight and padding, sleek profile and slight pressure relieving channel all combine to provide great all-round, cross country riding comfort. The Spoon felt great straight from the box, and whether we were climbing or dropping off the back, we really couldn't fault the feel. And even theough it's not women-specific, our female tester who 'borrowed' it for the day refuses to give it back - underlinig the fact that girls shouldn't confine themselves to trying female-only saddles to get the best fit.
In conclusion...
An outstanding combination of both comfort and value.
Rating: 9/10
Review from Cycling Plus
Looking at the shape from the side alone, there appears to be something very familiar about this saddle. Yep, it looks just like the first-generation Selle Italia Flite. Viewed from the top it's a cross between a Fizik Aliante and a Bontrager Race X Lite. That's no bad thing because they're all held in high regard, especially the original Flite. Tubular cro-mo steel rails and just the right amount of padding underneath the synthetic leather covering keep the weight down, but the main areas in which the saddle scores are the quality(it's made by Velo, a huge saddle maker) and the performance. It's comfortable like an old, familiar armchair in a gentlemans club - you kind of sink into it and yet always find the same comfy spot in which to view the passing world around you. There's a Ti railed version with a proper leather cover for £51.99, but the weight saving is minimal and the leather will have to be looked after carefully.
In conclusion...
Theres' not much to say about a fantastic saddle at a fantastic price.
Rating: 9/10
Review from MBR
The spoon mates to your nethers like the nocturnal hook-up that its name alludes to. Although fairly short, the pressure relief channel extending from the rear works well alongside a flat nose and padding that's sufficient to see off slimline XC arse aches. In indomitable Charge fashion, a perforated tan upper with embossed logo sets the Spoon apart from leagues of aftermarket alos-rans. Behind the scenes, finishing is about what you'd expect for a score - slightly haphazard medley of staples combined with plastic guard front and rear to anchor the carcass to the upper.
In conclusion...
overall this is a cracking saddle for all-day trail action at a great price.



