overview

The Scratch Pro Nack is part of the Prologo round shape range of saddles using the Nack, Active Density and ESD technologies. Increased seating area for your inner tights, better support to the pelvic zone, less seating options than the other shapes. Ideal for the cyclist that likes to keep the same position for long rides.

technologies

Active Density
A new solution patented by Prologo that allows a new level of comfort. This system is actually a combination between MULTIPLE STIFFNESS and MULTIPLE DENSITY

ESD
The Easy Stroke Design (ESD) is the result of ergonomic and biomechanic studies and test done by Prologo in the last few years. With the ESD Prologo re-designs the transition area of the seating zone of the saddle with the following results: More space for the legs of the cyclist, plus much better pedal strokes(avoiding the sliding forward) equals the maintenance of the correct position.

Nack Tech
Nano carbon fiber rail. Carbon fiber, Kevlar and aluminum filaments seatpost clamp area, treated with the production porcess call Braided Carbon Rail(BDR). This is done in order to obtain "the perfect fusion" and uniformity of the serveral type of fiber and matierials. The result is a balance structure and resistant to penetration.

specs

• size: 278mm x 134mm
• weight: 165g
• materials
  • base: Carbon Fiber Injection
  • rail: Nack 10
  • cover: Microfiber
  • padding: EV2 - Active Density
  • colors: black and white

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reviews

Product Rating: (4.00)   # of Ratings: 1   (Only registered customers can rate) (Only registered customers can rate) 1 - Terrible 2 - Bad 3 - OK 4 - Good 5 - Great 0% 50% 100% Sort: New to Old RE-SORT COMMENTS: Helpful to Less Helpful Less Helpful to Helpful New to Old Old to New High to Low Rating Low to High Rating Showing comments 1-1 of 1 1. BikeRadar on 12/13/2011, said: This carbon-railed version of Prologo's popular Scratch Pro shaves weight and adds comfort to offer a saddle fit for some of the ProTour’s most famous rear ends. The Scratch Pro Nack’s round design features extra padding, particularly on the nose, compared to Prologo's flatter Nago Evo saddle – one of our tester’s regular seats. This translates into greater comfort for heavier riders, but the sacrifice is a slight increase in inner thigh rub, due to the larger front end. Prologo claim that comfort is further increased by the injection of carbon fibre into the saddle’s base, and while this is difficult to prove, the underside combination of a flexible enough base and those featherlight carbon rails did help take the bumps out of some of the roughest roads. If you’re looking for a saddle that will provide a high level of comfort without sacrificing a racing spec (the weight difference between this and the Nago is less than 10g) or looks, the Scratch Pro will fit the bill. Was this comment helpful? yes no   (0 people found this comment helpful, 0 did not) Showing comments 1-1 of 1