I also tried lacing a SA once it stretched out to the point of discomfort and didn't have much success with it - getting the laces tight enough to make it feel supportive without making the edges of the cutout tip point above horizontal couldn't be done, so it was uncomfortable until the laces loosened, then it was uncomfortable from sagginess. It was a nice saddle until it stretched out to the point of no return -- at which point, not so nice. I will take rock hard over floppy any day of the week, but I'm happiest with my 2nd hand, worn out laced and butchered B-17 which is about as invisible as the SA was, but has been going strong through 5 years of year-round abuse.
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