You are misreading my original post on the topic if you think I am arguing that all shell saddles are uncomfortable. Rather, I said that Cambium gives hope to those of us who find shell saddles uncomfortable and prefer not to buy leather products. I will point out that several people reading the list reached out to me off line saying they would be very happy to use a quality hammock saddle made without leather. I spent hundreds probably thousands of dollars on shell saddles between 1998 and 2005 or so. If shell saddles worked for me, I would use them. I am glad they work for you. I am not aware of any scientific survey on padded shorts use among cyclists. The fact so many companies make and sell padded shorts and you see so many people wearing them certainly suggests significant numbers use them. While this is good for the cycle industry economy, I question whether enough end users have asked themselves why they need to wear padded shorts to ride. Given my experience with shell saddles versus hammock, I believe at least some percentage of people who use shell saddles and wear padded shorts will find they no longer need the pads on a hammock saddle.
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