ThickSlick Comp tire

J'ai acheté deux pneus et un était cassé, j'ai demandé un changement ou un remboursement mais les délais techniques étaient expirés... J'aurais dû le monter tout de suite pour m'en rendre compte tout de suite, mais il n'en demeure pas moins qu'il était cassé.

I've ridden many types of tires and bikes, and I can say from experience that these are well made and gorgeous shoes for my girl. Bear in mind they're slicks, so rain will be an issue, but these are tacky yet firm, reinforced tread line with thickness you can feel and zero rolling resistance. Love the simple clean print and how it goes right on to the tread area, very eye-catching and unique. I went with the 700x28 for my single speed, I'm around 190lbs and I like to corner hard so the extra tad bit of contact patch is great and they don't look large at all. I've just installed them and set 'em around 75psi and they felt phenomenal around the block. Will update shortly on wear and puncture along with overall performance.

La recomiendo bastante se lo puse a mi bici fixie, tenía 700x25c y yo compre 700x28c, le quedó sin problemas. Se siente menos resistencia al rodar, evidentemente depende mucho el terreno pero las partes donde el pavimento es parejo se fluye bien. La estaré monitoreando pero estoy muy satisfecho además la había cotizado en tiendas locales en 750 pesos y me salio en 560. Envío rápido.

El producto es increíble, es un neumático con mucho prestigio y se lo tiene ganado, se agarra al asfalto de locura .el vendedor en cambio horrible, pedido con una semana de retraso, los escribías y como hablar con una pared, no se hacían responsables de nada , poco mal y tarde

I can only review it for indoor usage, so I can't say anything about puncture resistance or even durability. But for indoor use, this is the best tire I've used. I actually got a second wheel and cassette so I could use this tire indoors. I have a basement office that I share with my wife when we work from home and although it's a fairly large basement with several doors between her space and mine, the noise from indoor biking was disturbing her. Which was a problem because I like to hop on my indoor bike at least once a day when I have a bit of break so it couldn't always be afterhours. The worst was when I had my MTB on the trainer. It was converted to a hybrid some time ago with a much gentler looking tires but the noise was still tremendous. Even my road bike with Conti GP 5000TL was noisier than she'd like. But this tire has almost eliminated all wheel/tire noise. The whine from the motor (mag resistance trainer) still remains but it's pretty well muffled by the doors and nowhere near as annoying as it used to be. For me, I can actually hear what the trainers are saying on iFit and hear the sound from Zwift, plus the TV I have playing. Add to that its very reasonable price and it's a winner. As for swapping out the wheels, get something like KMC Missing Link and it's pretty easy. My bike chain actually came with a SRAM link but I didn't know so I have two links on the chain... Oops... So look for that if you go that route. UPDATE: so I bought another one and equipped my Cannondale F29 Caffeine MTB front and back. And I'm really happy. I wasn't sure about the traction of a slick but they grip really well, although the roadway was dry. And the low rolling resistance made pedaling much easier and the bike faster than I remembered. I'm going to upgrade to a lighter wheelset and use the MTB (now a hybrid, I guess) as my touring bike instead of my road bike. I'm really happy with this purchase.