Prologo Nago Evo Ti 1.4 review
The semi-round shape should suit riders looking for a good all-round saddle, and with three widths available, the holy grail of comfort isn't too far away. Provided you choose the right size for your behind, the Nago Evo should be a real consideration.
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Thicker padding = comfort
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Grippy covering stops slip
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May not suit riders that move around a lot in the saddle
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Prologo has something for everyone in its range, and as saddles are the firm's main focus, you can expect them to be pretty good.
At £100, this Nago Evo Ti comes with a titanium-nickel rail along with a super durable and grippy outer material that does a great job of keeping you in position.
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