BC> The EZ seat has two sort of kidney-shaped pods that 
 BC> can be moved in and out along a bar that's 
 BC> perpendicular to the frame of the bike.  Each pod 
 BC> swivels up and down.  They are kinda hard and 
 BC> smallish.  You can get lambs wool pads to cover it.
 
This sounds like it would be good for adjusting to the individual pelvis.
 
 BC> The Dual Action seat has two large pads, about 5x6 inches, that are 
 BC> fixed on a bar perpendicular to the frame of the 
 BC> bike.  Each pad swivels up and down.  The whole 
 BC> seat swivels left-right on the seat post.  The pads 
 BC> are covered with foam or gel foam.  They do not 
 BC> adjust left/right as the EZ seat pods do.  The pads 
 BC> are covered with a fabric that looks like it will 
 BC> wear out before too long, but has an elastic piece 
 BC> around it and can be removed and replaced.  
 
Have you sat on both of these?  Anyone?  Impressions?
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