If your using 32mm tires, and maybe 35 in the future? I would directly go for a wider rim - Zen has a 28/37 don't they? That will be perfect for 35 and 32mm tires, while the above is perfect for 30 and 32mm tires. I would chose the midweight option in the front, and the standard weight in the back (well I would always go deeper in the back if it's possible. 40mm in the front for less problems in wind, and 50 or 60 in the back)

Here is a picture showing why Ryet saddles absolutely don't work if you like your saddle not slammed back most of the way, the fizik carbon rail saddle I have actually is even better than this steel railed one..

3cm here difference when slammed forward. 4cm Vs my fizik Antares with carbon rails, a giant saddle that came stock in my revolt advanced pro 0 is 2.5cm more forward.

On the other hand if you like to slam the saddle backwards the Ryet are great. But the trend is the opposite and if you don't happen to have a ridles noah fast and find the position too extreme I would stay the shit away from Ryet.

Are thee any nice Chinese saddles that actually mount nicely forward? My old fizik saddles reach the end of their life and the new ones aren't anywhere near as fitting to my as the old Antares, aliante or Gobi...

And on the picture I'm rather giving the seated position on the Ryet some slack. Guess it's actually another 5mm  worse .

That means at least 1° slacker seated position. For some saddles in comparison rather 2°.

Or anything similar to the old Fizik Gobi XM with Kium rails - Those were my favourite saddles overall. Light and comfy (the Kium rail versions were always the best, more flexible vs manganese (steel) and much better than the brick like carbon Fizik saddles of old days. I got on quite well with the Arione too - but again not the model with channel.