Prologo NAGO R4 PAS 3DMSS

£355 3D printing and minimal mass

Warren Rossiter

With Specialized, Fizik, Selle Italia and Selle San Marco all having 3D-printed saddles in their ranges, Prologo have now used their own version of the technology throughout an entire seat (the MSS in its name stands for multi-sector system). The NAGO R4 PAS 3DMSS stands out from the crowd not only because of its particularly teeny 148.9g mass, but because of Prologo’s use of the tech. The company claim that they have a different take on 3D-printed perches, with the design throughout the saddle not only changing the diameter, size and pattern of the honeycomb structure, but also the material composition. They say this gives different levels of compliance and pressure relief from nose to tail. Ten sectors of the saddle’s padding possess different patterns, composition and elasticity. Its shape…

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Cycling Plus (Digital) - 1 Issue, December 2024

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