Choosing the correct saddle width isn't as simple as measuring your sit bones and selecting a number from a chart. Sit bone width is useful. But it's only the starting point. The right saddle needs to: Support your pelvis. Allow your legs to move freely. Match your riding position. Work with your pelvic rotation. Remain comfortable as the ride gets longer. In my experience, the best saddle isn't necessarily the widest, narrowest or most expensive. It's the one that provides enough support that you eventually stop thinking about it. If you're constantly moving around, experiencing numbness or struggling with saddle discomfort, don't immediately assume you need more padding. Start by asking a better question: Is my saddle actually supporting me properly?