Getting a more expensive saddle won't take care of the pain unless that saddle just happens to be the right one for you. Go to your LBS and sit on the foam pad, then let them suggest a saddle to try. Ride with it a couple of times, and if it is not good for you, take it back to the LBS and exchange it for a different one. I just did a 70 mile ride this morning on a $42.00 saddle from Performance Bikes and had no pain at all. Spending big bucks on a saddle won't get you the right saddle, only spending time to try them out and exchanging the ones that don't work will get a saddle that works for you. Just be certain to ask the LBS if they have an exchange plan for the saddle though. Every bike shop that I have been to has one, but there is always the chance that your LBS doesn't have one. If this is the case, find another shop that has an exchange program. The only caveat is that the saddle that you might get may have been slightly used by someone else and it did not work for them.