Specifications| Weight | ~195 grams |
| Available Diameters | 27.2, 30.9, 31.6, 34.9 mm |
| Full Length | 400 mm |
| Use | road and cross country |
About Enve Composites
In late 2010, Edge Composites announced that they would be changing their company name to Enve Composites. This change was initiated to avoid trademark infringement issues in Europe. Internally, Enve remains the same cutting-edge composites manufacturer with no changes in ownership, management, or staff. Expect great things from Enve in the coming years as they move into a new, state-of-the-art production facility and begin a rollout of new products based on collaboration with the world's top aerodyamics specialists.
Detail
With their dozens of years of combined industry experience, the folks at Enve certainly have the ability and know-how to fabricate extremely lightweight components. Instead, they've chosen a more sensible path, imagining a product line that is at once durable and attractive.
With their clean lines and simple design, these zero setback seatposts are a perfect example of the Enve design sensibility. The one-piece construction is performed by wrapping sheets of carbon prepreg sheets around a mandrel, resulting in a higher strength to weight ratio than is available in pultruded tubes. Because of this high strength construction, the Enve carbon seat post is at home both on the road or on the trail. The rail clamp sits cleanly in a round socket, and uses a simple 1-bolt Enve to hold everything together. Unidirectional carbon with an eggshell sheen provides an elegant finish with bold printed logos.
Enve's seatposts are equipped with saddle rail clamps designed for 7 mm round rails. Included with each seatpost is an extra set of clamp adapters designed for 7x10 mm oval carbon fiber rails.
