The ultimate bike seat for women, ridden and universally loved around the world. For 14 years, Terry has been designing and testing saddles with female athletes, distance riders, and recreational cyclists in mind. Introduced in 1999, the Italian-made Butterfly represents the best of that research and development. Wider in the rear than typical race saddles for good support of a woman's sit bones; completely cut away through the nose and mid-section, making it flexible and comfortable; low profile, flat top with multi-density injection molded foam that's a bit stiffer in the rear for more power while pedaling; lightest weight titanium rails attach to the shell in an integral suspension bridge design that minimizes road shock; textured leather wears beautifully over time and keeps you in position.
Specs
Length: 10.3 inches
Width: 6.1 inches
Weight: 9.2oz / 274g
Color / material: Black textured leather with embroidered butterfly
Due to global supply chain issues, we're having trouble keeping gear in stock. We have more on the way if we're out of stock. Send us an email if you'd like us to add you to our item watchlist (cyclosource@adventurecycling.org).
based on 3 reviews.
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Reviewed By: Kurt Wolff on 6/12/21
I purchased this for my wife. Jury is still out on comfort, but we have our doubts after about 60 miles on it. There are other models from this manufacturer which might be better for someone who wants to have a more upright riding position. Cyclosource doesn't carry them though.
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Reviewed By: Robert Howard on 7/12/11
I have been riding the Butterfly for many years, and I'm a-getting mighty sore! (Just kidding.) I do a lot of long distance touring on a Trek 520. This is the most comfortable saddle I've ever had. When I decided to buy a new saddle for my Trek 520 I opted to continue with the women's specific Butterfly rather than going to the men's specific Fly. Probably wouldn't make any difference in comfort, but why change perfectionω When someone once told me, "That's a woman's saddle," I replied, "Not anymore!" Saddles are definitely a matter of personal taste. I would highly recommend this one for anyone who hasn't yet found the right one for him/her.
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Reviewed By: A customer from Reno, NV on 5/6/10
Love the saddle! I especially like how I don't slide around on the saddle and can stay perched at a comfortable position.
