The Power EVO with Mirror updates Specialized's short-nose flagship with a wider nose, an invisible cutout, and a denser 3D-printed lattice, and the S-Works version puts it on carbon rails and a FACT carbon shell. The shape still measures 240mm front to back like the outgoing Power with Mirror, but the nose is 1cm wider with 19.7% more Mirror material up front, which changes how the saddle feels when you're rolled forward on the drops or riding time-trial style on the hoods. If you liked the original Power but always wished you could move around more without hunting for a single sweet spot, this is the version built for you.

Mirror is Specialized's 3D-printed lattice made from liquid polymer, and the EVO's structure jumps to 47,000 struts and 21,000 nodes compared to 14,000 struts and 7,799 nodes on the original Power with Mirror. That density gives the padding more tuning zones, and Specialized's pressure-mapping data shows 34.1% less nose pressure, 28.8% less sit bone pressure versus foam saddles, and 18% less midline pressure than the standard Power Mirror. The invisible cutout replaces the visible channel of previous Power saddles, running center relief through the lattice itself rather than an open slot.

The saddle covers road, gravel, and XC racing use, but Specialized does not recommend it for gravity or downhill riding and it isn't certified for e-bike loads because of the carbon rails. Widths run 130, 143, 155, and 168mm, and Excel can measure your sit bones if you're not sure which one fits. Rider weight limit is 240 pounds.... Read More