Prologo Vertigo Max review

Bags of support from new dirt saddle

Our rating

4.5

122.26
84.99

Published: February 20, 2008 at 4:00 pm

Our review
A great challenger to the Gobi and proof that Prologo can deliver great mountain bike saddles

The Vertigo Max is a brand new Prologo model for 2008, and is designed to attract the same buyers as the Fizik Gobi XM and the SDG Bel Air – that is, riders who want a ‘real’ seat to sit on, and not a leather-covered, butt-splitting cap for their seat post.

The Vertigo hits the mark, and we’ve enjoyed our miles on it hugely. It feels like a blend of the Bel Air and Gobi XM, and good body-hugging curves on this saddle give it a socket-like fit. Bags of support from the mid-density padding mean it absorbs impacts from the ground while still offering resilience to bottoming-out under the rider’s weight.

Titanium rails help keep weight down, and we think this saddle will prove to be a popular buy this year – it’s a grower.

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