Prologo Nago C3 CPC Nack
Description
The Nago C3 is a semi-round saddle built purely for road riding. This saddle is made from Prologo's C3 Carbon composite base, a special compound that has allowed Prologo to make curved saddles under 170g but still maintain the stability and performance of heavier saddles. The innovative CPC Airing is positioned in strategic areas of the saddle, providing maximum shock absorbance and anti-vibration properties, allowing you to keep the best position on the saddle no matter the weather. CPC: Connect Power Control: Prologo patented technology. The specially designed CPC surface features a mat of hollow cones of various heights and diameters, arranged for maximum benefits to the rider. These include optimised grip, shock absorption and air cooling. It also enhances blood flow through a massaging action, reducing numbness and tendon related discomfort. The Nago uses Prologo's C3 (Carbon Composite Compound) which is a technology that involves the use of a monocoque carbon fibre, offering ultra-light performance that, structurally is more solid than conventional materials currently used on the market. This innovative process allows the manufacturing of products that can be as little as 149g and increases the mechanical resistance by over 13%. These features, combined with the 'high density' padding of the saddles, allow C3 saddles to achieve a high level of performance and comfort. The Nago saddle also uses Prologo's ESD technology. ESD (Ergonomic Shape Design) is where Prologo have identified a new ergonomic design for the centre of the saddle, which allows more space for your legs and an overall better cycling position. Further to this, the ESD reduces the friction of the quadriceps against the body of the saddle. The Nago saddle uses a Nack rail which is a monocoque carbon structure. Prologo's R&D department has engineered the clamping area with a specific nano carbon fibre technology named BRC (Braided Carbon Rail) in order to support an extremely high level o
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