Seatposts

Good looking, reliable and well priced

Solid performance but limited travel choices leaves door open for competitors

A reliable wireless dropper that brings a lot of features for the cash

The longest travel dropper at this price that's reliable and easy to maintain.

Smooth and reliable, but head assembly can affect bike geometry.

An expensive, top-performing cross-country dropper post.

Flawless in performance with a huge range of sizes.

Smooth movement and easy setup but very expensive and no lever included

Smooth operation and rapid return but the amount of saddle play is excessive

Light, comfortable and stylish, but it's not doing much that far cheaper posts can't match

Super low stack, self-bleeding cartridge and easily serviceability makes this one of the best available

Great option if you’re looking for a good-value, quality in-line seatpost

A pricey but reliable dropper post

Smooth and subtle solution to taming bumps in the roads or trails, now at a competitive price

Easy to use lever with a neat two-way design, but getting the perfect setup is tricky

Smooth, quite light and reliable dropper with multiple lever options but rather pricey

Decent build, good function, fair price - shame remote is extra

A brilliant budget-friendly dropper but adjustable air cartridge is a bit iffy

Top quality dropper post that is simple to set up, and its smooth operation makes it a joy to use

A lusciously smooth, ruggedly built and reliable dropper - shame the equally brilliant lever is extra, though

Impressive performance for the price – and externally routed 27.2mm posts are rare

Impressive performance for the price – and externally routed 27.2mm posts are rare

Well-made, smart looking post, but anti-shock tech is unlikely to be felt by either road or gravel riders

Incredibly light and very well priced, but max insertion limit may not work for your bike

Incredibly light and very well priced, but max insertion limit may not work for your bike