Prologo Predator 01TT PAS CPC Saddle

PREDATOR 01TT CPC is the new time trial and triathlon saddle patented by Prologo and developed in collaboration with leading WorldTour teams, such as Visma|Lease a Bike, and their performance and aerodynamics specialists.
A revolutionary integrated saddle with an innovative carbon plate and flowing curves, developed with professionals and designed in the wind tunnel to be the fastest and lightest ever.
To further improve the new saddle's aerodynamics, the shape of the PREDATOR 01TT CPC was designed using CFD simulation software and then refined through specific wind tunnel tests that assess the saddle in relation to the bicycle and the rider.
The marginal gains this saddle can offer have been confirmed by specific velodrome tests under controlled conditions.
The distinctive nanostructure of Connect Power Control technology is clearly visible on the cover of the PREDATOR 01TT CPC. Patented and introduced to cycling by Prologo, this technology was already used in the military and Formula 1.
This system ensures extremely high performance and comfort through vibration absorption, grip and positional stability.
The curved side wings on either side of the base conceal the rail and seatpost clamp and shield them from the airflow, while the rear section, with its pronounced, sharply defined shape, channels
turbulent airflow from the rider's back parallel to the road, significantly reducing the drag coefficient.
The revolutionary carbon rail, a plate fully integrated into the base, has a much larger flat surface than traditional round or oval rails.
An innovative, patented solution that ensures maximum power transfer and improves handling and the connection between the seatpost and rider throughout the pedal stroke, allowing the rider to feel even the slightest sensation transmitted by the frame.
PREDATOR 01TT CPC is a modular saddle that combines technical innovation with consideration for environmental impact. The integrated plate and base are specifically designed to be separated from each other. This makes it easier to replace, repair and recycle the various saddle parts
at the end of the product's life.
The ergonomic shape of this V-shaped saddle (260x110 mm) is designed to maximise the rider's pelvic rotation, allowing them to adopt and maintain an extremely aerodynamic position for longer. The seating area of the PREDATOR 01TT CPC, measuring 170 mm in length, features increased padding in EVA material to provide maximum support.

- CPC (Connect Power Control): 3D cones that maximise grip and stability, absorb impacts and provide air cooling
- PAS (Perineal Area System): a channel designed to eliminate pressure peaks and numbness by improving blood flow
- V-Shape: ensures the elimination of contact points and pressure peaks in the front/perineal area, a wider support surface and greater stability
- Saddle shape: Flat
- Unisex
- Rail: Nack (7 x 9.3 mm)
- Size: 260x110 mm

This saddle is supplied with a special 3D-printed titanium mounting clamp, compatible with a wide selection of seatposts available on the market.
Time trial and triathlon bikes with compatible seatposts include:
- Colnago TT1
- Cervelo P5 and P Series
- Wilier Supersonica SLR
- X-Lab DB01
- Cube Aerium
- Lapierre Aerostorm
- Bianchi Aquila RC
- Cannondale Super Slice
- Factor Slick
- Ridley Dean Fast, Arena Fast and Omnium Fast
- Scott Plasma
- Pinarello Bolide F TT and Bolide F TR (compatible with the specific Pinarello clamp, not included)

Before purchasing, make sure the seatpost head on your time trial and triathlon bike matches the one shown in the photo.
For further information, visit the Prologo website at the following link: https://prologo.it/products/predator-01tt-cpc

Size: 260 X 110 mm
Rail: Nack carbon
7 x 9.3 mm
Saddle with cut-out: Yes
Designed for: Unisex
Colour: Black
Weight: 145 g,

Founded in Milan in 2006, Prologo now has its operational headquarters in Busnago and offers saddles for road cycling, MTB and gravel, along with gloves, grips and handlebar tape. It developed MYOWN, a system that helps each cyclist choose a saddle based on their individual characteristics and cycling discipline.