Prologo Kapa Evo, Kappa Evo PAS, Nago Evo, Nago Evo CPC, Nago Evo PAS, Nago Evo Tri 40, Nago Evo Tri 40 CPC, Nago Evo X8, Nago Evo X8 CPC, Nago Evo X10, Nago Evo X10 CPC, Nago Evo Plus, Nago Evo DEA, Kappa Evo DEA.
- A flat Prologo saddle is designed for performance and is intended for short and medium distances. It allows the cyclist great freedom of positioning, depending on their pedalling style, on the saddle nose or the seat.
Prologo Nago C.One 30, X Zero, X Zero CPC, Zero II TT CPC, C.One, Zero II CPC, Zero II, Zero II PAS saddles.
2: Prologo saddle width
Prologo saddles are available in three widths.
- A Prologo saddle with a width of 134 mm will suit the vast majority of cyclists and is available in rounded, semi-rounded and flat shapes. However, a Prologo saddle with a width of 141 mm (only in a semi-rounded shape) or 143 mm (only in a rounded shape) will be suitable for cyclists with specific physical characteristics. 3: Type of use As you would expect, Prologo has developed specific saddles for road and mountain biking. All mountain biking disciplines are covered: Cross Country, Enduro, All Mountain, Downhill, Freeride, etc. All Prologo saddles are also available in unisex versions. There are also unisex Prologo saddles.
Saddle technologies Prologo
Prologo's Active Density system ensures optimal comfort while optimising performance thanks to variable padding and shell stiffness. High-density padding at the rear of the saddle ensures comfort and stability. At the front, low density reduces pressure points during extreme pedalling. In the centre, there is medium density. As for the shell stiffness, it is very firm at the rear and front, but less so in the centre for greater comfort. Prologo's CPC (Connect Power Control) technology is used on the Italian manufacturer's saddles and gloves. These are polymer inserts in the form of pins that improve performance and comfort. Grip is improved, as is breathability thanks to air circulation. The pins also provide a massage effect on areas subject to heavy pressure, such as the saddle or the palms of the hands. Shocks are very well absorbed.lt;br />
The Active Shape system allows for variable saddle density, with a hollow central channel, enabling optimal adaptability to all body types. Prologo's Ergo Shape Design (ESD) reduces friction on the inner thighs by removing specific areas of the saddle. This greatly improves pedalling efficiency, which in turn improves performance.
Three types of rails are available from Prologo: T2.0 (chrome), TiroX (aluminium/steel) and Nack (carbon). There are also four different shells: nylon, carbon fibre injection (14% to 18% depending on the model), high modulus (HM) carbon or HWD carbon with variable thickness, density and elasticity.
