Full Mirror support with durable titanium rails.
The Specialized Power Pro with Mirror combines the short-nose Power shape with a full 3D-printed Mirror pad. It suits riders who prefer a stable, centred position and want more pressure distribution than conventional foam can provide.
The Mirror pad contains 14,000 struts and 7,799 individually tuned nodes. This structure supports the sit bones across a wider area while adapting to changes in pressure as the rider pedals. A wide Body Geometry channel helps relieve pressure on sensitive soft tissue, particularly when the pelvis rotates forwards into a lower riding position.
Key Features
- Short-nose Power shape provides stable support in a forward riding position
- Full 3D-printed Mirror pad replaces conventional foam
- 14,000 struts and 7,799 individually tuned nodes
- Mirror structure distributes sit-bone pressure across a wider area
- Wide, elongated Body Geometry channel helps relieve soft-tissue pressure
- Body Geometry design is lab-tested to help maintain blood flow
- Nylon-injected shell containing 15% reclaimed carbon fibre
- Durable 7 x 7mm titanium rails
- Standard round rails suit conventional seatpost clamps
- SWAT-compatible mounts allow compatible storage beneath the saddle
- Suitable for road, gravel, cross-country and trail riding
- Available in black
Size and Weight
- 143mm — approximately 245g
- 155mm — approximately 251g
- Rails — titanium, 7 x 7mm
- Shell — nylon injected with 15% reclaimed carbon fibre
- Padding — full 3D-printed Mirror structure
Published weights may vary slightly between individual saddles.
Why Choose the Specialized Power Pro with Mirror?
Choose the Power Pro with Mirror if you already suit the short Power shape and want the pressure distribution of a full Mirror pad. It provides a supportive platform for riders who remain relatively centred on the saddle during road, gravel or off-road riding.
The Pro model uses the same Mirror pad as the S-Works Power with Mirror but pairs it with titanium rails and a carbon-reinforced nylon shell. It is heavier than the S-Works version but offers standard seatpost compatibility and a more practical construction for regular gravel and trail use.
Compared with the Power Expert with Mirror, the Pro has a full exposed Mirror pad rather than two targeted inserts surrounded by PU foam. This gives it a more adaptive feel beneath the sit bones, while the Expert’s covered surface is easier to keep clear of mud and debris.
Free Retül Digital Sit-Bone Measurement
Mirror technology cannot correct the wrong saddle width or an unsuitable shape. Choosing between 143mm and 155mm should be based on your sit-bone measurement and riding position—not your body size or the width of your existing saddle.
Visit Chain Reaction Christchurch for a free Retül Digital Sit-Bone Measurement. Our team can measure your sit bones, discuss how you sit on the bike and help determine whether the Power shape and width are right for you.
Our Thoughts
The Power Pro with Mirror is the sensible choice for riders who want a full Mirror saddle without moving to carbon rails. The titanium rails are durable, use the standard 7 x 7mm format and remove the seatpost compatibility concerns associated with the S-Works model.
The Power shape works best for riders who like a short saddle and settle into one main position. If you move forwards and backwards frequently, the longer, flatter Phenom may give you more freedom. Riders who rotate further forwards and prefer a curved platform may be better suited to the Romin EVO.
It is also worth remembering that Mirror does not necessarily feel soft. The structure is designed to manage pressure while maintaining support, which is different from simply adding more foam. Correct width, saddle height, setback and angle remain essential.
