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PRO Bike Gear updates original Stealth saddle and introduces all-new Curved model

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PRO Bike Gear’s Stealth road saddle was in the first wave of the short-nosed, wide rear, aggressive aero-optimized saddles. The Stealth’s popularity led to spin-off versions, including a dedicated TT model and a recently introduced off-road/gravel model. PRO now offers ten models in its Stealth range, all featuring the trademark short/wide nose design with a trapezoid rear and bridged center.

PRO stealth Saddle curve bottom

It’s easy to see the shape evolution and new technology in the recently released PRO saddles, and the original Stealth began to look dull — until now. The newly updated PRO Stealth takes some tech from the newer models and adds a rounded curved shape option to attract a whole new crowd.

PRO stealth Saddle updated

PRO Stealth saddle: what’s new?

PRO Bike Gear added two new saddles to its growing Stealth saddle range; an updated Signature Stealth and an all-new Stealth Curved model. The updated designs both claim to deliver more power through the pedals in a deep, aerodynamic position — all while gifting more comfort and control to the rider.

PRO stealth Saddle curve front view

PRO Stealth Team and Performance saddles

PRO’s updated Stealth Team and Stealth Performance saddles are re-engineered with a new base that offers a 12% larger anatomic (undercarriage) area. The update maintains the same overall contract points as the original Stealth while reducing the overall pressure saddle-wide.

PRO stealth Saddle carbon side view

The middle anatomic area has the signature triple bridge and has been trimmed down slightly, coming in around 11g lighter than previous versions. The flagship PRO Stealth in a 142mm width weighs in at a very svelte 161g — a 7.5% drop from the previous model.

PRO stealth Saddle carbon bottom

The PRO Stealth Team version utilizes a carbon base and carbon rails for maximum weight efficiency. The PRO Stealth Performance opts for a more robust build with stainless steel rails and a polymer base. Both the Team and the Performance boast the same exact fit and shape, available in 142mm and 152mm widths.

PRO stealth Saddle

All-new PRO Stealth Curved

For those that find the Stealth’s shape a bit too flat, the Stealth Curved hopes to help welcome you into the Stealth family. The new Stealth Curved features a slightly narrower nose, offering more support to riders that tend to rock side to side while pedaling.

PRO stealth Saddle curve top

The Stealth Curved retains the signature look and shape of short nose wide rear that PRO’s Stealth is known for but eases on the boxy construction. The PRO Stealth Curved is not a lesser version of the classic; it’s an option for those that might benefit from more thigh room in an aero position.

PRO stealth Saddle curve side

The new PRO Stealth Curved is available in two models; Stealth Curved Team featuring carbon-reinforced polymer base and carbon rails, weighing in at a solid 161g, and a Stealth Curved Performance model with stainless steel rails. The Performance models share the Team’s carbon-reinforced polymer base; the only real difference is stainless-steel rails. The Performance model comes in at a respectable 204g — only a 43g difference from the top-end version.

PRO stealth Saddle curved side

Both versions of the Stealth Curved are available in 142mm and 152mm widths.

Pricing and availability

  • Stealth Team and Stealth Curved Team: MSRP $220
  • Stealth Performance and Stealth Curved Performance: MSRP $180

All PRO saddles come with a 30-day comfort guarantee, so if you feel like a new saddle is in your future — these should be landing at your local shop in July.

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RobertW
3 years ago

I have a few of their carbon versions and they all creak

saddleuser
saddleuser
2 years ago

They do have a shorter length however the width is no wider than stated. Amazes me that almost every site posting about the (no longer new) shorter saddle designs falsely states they’re “shorter and wider”. A 142 still measures 142 and a 152 still measures 152.

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