Comfort or Light Pad?
Find the right level of protection for your riding
It usually starts like this…
You finish riding and feel it.
Not pain exactly. Just… discomfort.
Maybe pressure.
Maybe numbness.
Maybe that feeling that something just isn’t quite right.
So you shift in the saddle.
You adjust your position.
You tell yourself it’s normal.
Because everyone else seems fine.
But here’s the thing:
it doesn’t have to feel like that.

What’s the actual difference?
Both pads protect you from saddle impact and friction. Difference between them? Thickness. Comfort pad provides extra protection against physical trauma. It is perfect for those long hours in the saddle and for already existing health conditions. Light pad's main purpose is to prevent unwanted symptoms of pain and discomfort. It is perfect to use during the summer and it works well with riding leggings.

LIGHT PAD
- Minimal, breathable protection
- Reduces friction and irritation
- Feels almost invisible
- Ideal for short rides or sensitive skin
- Perfect in warm weather or with tight breeches
You ride comfortably — without feeling the pad.
COMFORT PAD
- Thicker, shock-absorbing protection
- Reduces pressure on sensitive areas
- Helps prevent numbness and deeper discomfort
- Ideal for long rides or intensive training
- Great if you already feel pain when riding
You ride longer — with less impact on your body.
So… which one is right for you?
If you’ve never had real discomfort:
→ Start with Light Pad
If you sometimes feel pressure or numbness:
→ Light Pad can help — but Comfort gives more support
If you already feel pain or avoid long rides because of it:
→ Comfort Pad
You don’t need to “wait until it gets worse”
Most riders don’t realise how much better it can feel — until they try.
Riding should feel like this

Stable.
Connected.
Free of distraction.
Not something you have to endure.
Choosing the right riding underwear pad depends on your riding style, duration, and sensitivity to pressure in the saddle. Whether you prefer a light, breathable feel or need more cushioning for longer sessions, understanding the difference between padding levels can significantly improve comfort and performance.
Still unsure? We recommend starting with Light Pad.