It really depends. If you’re the type of rider who is always changing bike setups and loves to try the latest equipment, then a Mirror saddle is an obvious choice. For other riders though, it can be hard to justify the purchase, especially if you already have a saddle you like. However, if you just can’t seem to get comfortable no matter what you try, perhaps a 3D-printed Mirror saddle is the solution. After all, feeling good on the bike is the best performance enhancer – and comfort will allow you to ride further and faster than ever before.

Between the S-Works and Pro models, weight is the biggest difference. About 60 grams savings for the Power Mirror and about 45 grams for the Romin Evo Mirror. The weight savings on S-Works comes from a fully carbon base and carbon rails, whereas the Pro level saddles use a carbon/nylon base with titanium rails. Both saddles utilize the same 3D-printed cover – so you can expect the same level of comfort from these options.

The Expert Mirror uses the same shell and rails as the Pro, but instead of a fully 3D-printed cover, it has 3D-printed inserts coupled with lightweight PU foam. This is all incased in a 4-way stretch cover – giving it a more classic saddle appearance. Surprisingly, the Expert Mirror saddle is about 40g lighter than the Pro Mirror.

All Mirror saddles are available in 143mm and 155mm widths. You can use this handy guide to determine what size saddle you need based on your sit bone width.

The Power Expert Mirror added 130mm and 168mm options to the Mirror saddle range.

Pro and Expert Mirror saddles use titanium rails which require a standard clamp for 7x7mm saddle rails. S-Works Mirror saddles use carbon rails which require a rail clamp that is designed for 7x9mm oval rails.

Learn more about saddle rails

The Romin Evo utilizes a classic longer shape with a slight ramp in the back, whereas the Power saddle boasts a modern flat profile with a short nose. Both are excellent options for road riding; however, the Power saddle is also very popular for gravel and XC.

Learn more about Specialized Saddle Shapes

Launched in 2015, the Specialized Power Saddle has become a favorite among professional and amateur cyclists. Originally touted as the right choice for riding in a super low aero position, it has become apparent that this saddle can do much more than that. Riders who like the Power saddle say it relieves pressure on sensitive areas and feels super comfortable – especially when climbing