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SCHWALBE HANS DAMPF 27.5x2.35 ADDIX SOFT SUPERTRAIL Tubeless Ready Folding Tyre Black
Réf. fabricant : 11601104.01
The SCHWALBE Hans Dampf tyre will delight riders looking for perfect control and maximum riding pleasure on Enduro trails. Extremely versatile, the Super Trail...
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The SCHWALBE Hans Dampf tyre will delight riders looking for perfect control and maximum riding pleasure on Enduro trails. Extremely versatile, the Super Trail model features a stable construction and is suitable for a wide range of rides, from intensive trail rides to enduro trails. Ideal for moderate use.
Its profile ensures an excellent balance and adapts to all situations, whether on difficult terrain or on singletrack trails. This tyre offers outstanding manoeuvrability and top-level puncture protection. This model is also equipped with Addix Soft compound with outstanding rolling and damping properties.
The knob placement ensures a controlled and forgiving ride at the limit. In addition, the alternation of small and large lateral knobs gives the rider optimal grip in a wide range of conditions.
Its semi-open blocks allow for optimal self-cleaning properties with low rolling resistance. It is ideal for e-MTBs for great stability and low rolling resistance.
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Overall rating: 4.5 / 5 from 4 reviews.
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"Not tested yet, but Scwhalbe is easy to assemble and slam.
The versatile All Mtn enduro tire
"Perfect tire for enduro or all-mountain use. Works very well in wet and dry conditions. It's become my go-to tire. More moderate weight in this trail version"
Grip for the wet
"Bought for the rear as a replacement for an ardent that was too tight in the wet. We said grip in the wet, without being too stuck on the rollers. However, tubless mounting is more complicated than maxxis because of the stiffer sidewalls."
