Prologo Scratch NDR Nack Saddle

Prologo Scratch NDR Nack Saddle

Designed to tackle any type of climb, the Scratch NDR inherits from the Scratch family the compact dimensions (250mm x 140mm) and the Multi Sector System technology, featuring different mapped and separated zones with specific features and functions for the off-road disciplines.

The two lateral-rear sections are designed to guarantee greater stability and comfort when pedaling in a rear position on long climbs. The variable density EVA foam padding is 3mm thicker in the back to provide maximum support. The cover of these sections is completely smooth to facilitate movement out of the saddle.

The innovative central-front section is specifically designed to tackle the steepest and most technical uphill sections, thanks to a large flat surface that offers a comfortable support base even when it is necessary to pedal at the tip of the saddle. The covering features in this section a Grip Cover with a horizontal texture to maximize grip and help maintain the forward position in the saddle.

The anatomical shape of the Scratch NDR has been redesigned to adapt to off-road disciplines, moving the anatomical center back by 5mm to increase the biker's freedom of movement and make pedaling in the rear position, typical of tackling long distances, more efficient.

To offer a more desirable and flatter support surface in the central-front part, the Scratch NDR does not have a central exhaust channel. This solution makes the saddle more comfortable when pedaling at the tip, also offering greater protection against any dirt and mud coming from the rear wheel.

The base of the saddle is made of long-fibre carbon and features the characteristic Active Base System, which includes a hole under the padding that allows further pressure relief and thus increases comfort during pedaling.

For the more performance-oriented bikers who seek a rigid saddle and maximum lightness, the Scratch NDR is available in the version with Nack (Nano Carbon Fiber) rail composed of carbon fibre, Kevlar and aluminium filaments, with a weight of 166g.