08/16/2026
As promised yesterday, here is my 1 ride, 140 mile review of the PhyiFlbey Motorcycle Seat Cushion. (Funny name and I'll put a link in the comments)
It goes on the seat easily. The belt and connectors should fit most bikes. It wraps all the way around the seat. I suppose if you don't have space below the seat, the belt could get caught on something and damage it. Be advised.
There is some gel in the seat, but most of it is empty space via the cells. You can see right through it, as seen in one of the pictures below.
So how does it feel? Initially, it is very comfortable. It also does a great job of shock adsorption. We rode a couple of bumpy roads and I definitely did not feel the shocks coming up through my spine like I usually do. The cells allow a certain amount of airflow so my butt did not get "sultry" or sweaty even. I think it would be good at preventing "swamp butt."
How about longer rides? We made several stops so I wasn't on it all day but I did start noticing some soreness on my ischia, aka "sitbones" after about 4 or 5 hours. It stopped after a brief rest though.
How does it compare to an Air Hawk? I've had 2 Air Hawks and I think they might be a tad more comfortable but they don't breathe as well. It can also take a bit of trial and error to get the right amount of air in them. They cost about $110 vs $36 for this one. It's been quite a while since I used a sheepskin but I was thinking today that I might try putting my sheepskin on top of this cushion and see how the combo works.
NOTE: if your scooter is almost too tall for you, this cushion will raise you up another inch or so. In my case, it gave me a little more legroom.