Running these tubeless with Stans sealant. 700 x 32.
Ran over a 3/4 inch screw early on a club ride. Felt the screw as I rode thumping along, but the sealant held up.
I was nervous about pulling it out and plugging, so I kept riding.
45 miles later at the end of the ride the screw was still in and so was the air. Never needed to add more air.
Unscrewed the sucker and plugged it. Went on two more rides so far and all is good.
These are good tires.
I have two pair of these in 700x32. One pair black with tan, one red with tan.
I have ridden them many times, almost always on a gravel/dirt rail trail.
I've never had a flat in the two or three years I've ridden them.
Bought these for a gravel set of wheels I was building and was so impressed by their rolling speed and durability on tarmac that I prefer to run these over my road set! Super comfy ride to boot.
I've had a set of these on my bike for about a month and I've had four flats with them in that time span. My previous tires from a different company lasted over 10 years riding in the same conditions. A single errant stone and kiss your tube goodbye. Not recommended, especially at the premium price.
