www.tuttobiciweb.com - Are short saddles becoming more widespread? Well, yes, it really seems that the market is moving in this direction and Repente is ready, completing its offer with the new Latus M, the 142mm wide version. In this new saddle, we find all the excellent features that distinguish this new brand, from manufacturing quality to excellent technical content.
Wide, but not too wide. This might be the first thought about the new Latus M, a saddle that is certainly short, but not as wide as some extreme cases. Latus M is a full carbon saddle for those who want something different from a traditional saddle but don't want to go from one extreme to the other. The 142mm width covers the size that is probably most requested by the male and female market, a standard that distinguishes a comfortable and adequately wide seat.
As with the 152mm wide Latus CL model, Repente uses top-quality materials and the same autoclave processing for a final result that satisfies the most discerning palates. The unidirectional carbon used for the shell and the differentiated section rails have become a must for those who have tried Repente saddles, as has the great manual skill with which each individual saddle is finished. The composite used has been reinforced with a special Twill weave carbon fabric, thanks to which the Latus M, measuring 240 mm x 142 mm, does not exceed 140 grams.
The wide anatomical channel and EVA padding offer proper support in every area of the seat. In particular, the pressure relief channel ensures great comfort throughout the saddle's length, reaching maximum depth where it is most needed. The Latus M, with its relatively contained dimensions, easily finds its place in both road and off-road cycling, given the freedom of movement it allows.
The Latus M, available for €218, is one of the Repente saddle models currently used by the professional Caja Rural – Rga team and the elite women's teams Ceratizit Wnt and BePink, a source of satisfaction given the excellent feedback from the various athletes.
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