Last fall, we tested the short-finger version of Prologo's CPC gloves. [Link] At the time, we were particularly impressed by the grip. Now, just in time for the new season, we've taken a closer look at the long-finger version. Features and Performance: The Italian saddle specialist caused a stir some time ago with a special textured pad. Read more …
Numerous professional teams worldwide rely on saddles from Prologo. Reason enough to take a closer look at one of their most popular models. Features and Performance: The Prologo Nago Evo Nack 134, weighing in at just 177g, is quite impressive and looks fantastic. The workmanship leaves nothing to be desired and appears very well thought out. Despite the light weight… read more
A few weeks ago, during the presentation of the Lampre-Merida WorldTour team in Mallorca, I had the opportunity to test some of the team bikes. This included the chance to take a closer look at Filippo Pozzato's classic bike. Admittedly, the offer sounded tempting. Ultimately, however, I decided against it – for good reason. While I would have liked to… read more
Prologo is known as a specialist for innovative saddles. In recent months, the Italian company has attracted particular attention with its models featuring textured padding. The so-called "Connect Power Control" technology, or CPC for short, on which the padding is based, guarantees a secure fit "in the saddle": "No slipping!" Or so it suggests… read more
