Charge Bikes enjoyed great success among British cyclists with their saddles, notably the with the Spoon and Scoop, so much so that Fabric was launched as a standalone saddle brand last year.
The Scoop made the transition from Charge to Fabric (the Spoon is still only available as a Charge saddle, though), but it’s now available in three variations – flat, shallow and radius – to widen the appeal of the saddle, with each available in four models at various price points using different materials. Our Pro test saddle costs £109.99, while the top-of-the-range Ultimate will set you back £169.99, and the Race and Elite will cost you £59.99 and £39.99 respectively.
Now, everyone has their own preference when it comes to saddles, but the Scoop is a perch likely to appeal to a broad variety of riders and one I’ve found to be impressively comfortable, not just because the flat, relatively narrow shape of the Flat Pro works for me, but because it offers a generous amount of flex.
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