Nago R4 PAS - WorldTour Special Edition
Nago R4 PAS saddle in a special edition, with the 'Big O' clearly visible on the cover and a customized graphic with the colors of the World Tour teams sponsored by Prologo to celebrate their achievements and offer top performance.
NAGO R4 PAS is the open and highly performing saddle designed for the needs of professionals. Perfected thanks to the “Pressure Map MyOwn” tests, this multidisciplinary saddle meets the needs of all cyclists seeking maximum performance and comfort even for long rides.
This saddle is the PAS channel version of the Nago R4, the evolution of the iconic NAGO, the Prologo saddle born in 2008 and already winner over the years of a Giro d’Italia and numerous Classics.
Anatomical shape
T-shape saddle that guarantees greater freedom of movement thanks to a wider seating area. The rear anatomical center allows the cyclist to easily change position by using the entire length of the saddle. The semi-round ergonomic shape makes the NAGO R4 ideal for cyclists with average pelvic rotation flexibility, while the reduced width of only 137 mm fits people with a not too wide ischial bone span.
Technologies
The open version of the NAGO R4 features 2 completely independent separate sections, made with next-generation variable density foams, to ensure excellent support and the right comfort during all phases of pedaling. The central PAS channel - Perineal Area System is specially designed to eliminate pressure peaks and numbness, improving blood flow.
Base and Rail
The long fiber carbon base and the Nack rail (nano carbon fiber) make the saddle even lighter, stiffer, and more performing. The version with injected carbon base and Tirox rail (light alloy steel), with an excellent weight-resistance balance, gives the saddle less stiffness and superior vibration absorption.
Technical Specifications
- Size: 245x137 mm
- Weight with Nack Rail: 141 g
- Weight with Tirox Rail: 191 g
- T-Shape and semi-round form
- PAS channel to eliminate pressure peaks
- Carbon fiber base
- Rail in Nack (carbon fiber, kevlar, and aluminum filaments) or Rail in Tirox (light alloy steel)