This concept would function much better if the seat was even wider and the pivot pins were at your hip joint level and seats we hung down from them like a cradle Currently in this design your hip rotation is off center from the seat rotation so you will get some odd rubbing
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When my better half started having prostate problems, he found that SMP saddles worked best. He ended up with the Glider model on one bike and a Stratos on another.
My newest bike (which I bought used) came with an SMP Dynamic saddle. I ended up swapping it with the saddle on my previous bike for fit reasons, but when I do use it, I find it's pretty comfortable.