Balanced tread provides full control on rough terrain as well as on flowing single trails.
Addix Performance
Brand : Maxxis
Country of Origin : Imported
Web ID: 21GTXATRSMXMNNDHFSOAA
SKU: 20972505
REVIEWS
4.5
83%
Recommended
6 Reviews
Knoxie
Verified Purchase
3 years ago
Great Tires
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Gbaum91
Verified Purchase
3 years ago
Night And Day From Stock Tire
Had it put on as a rear tire right before the end of the season when all the slippery leaves are on the ground and boy did this thing stick! will most definitely purchase again
Corndude
Verified Purchase
4 years ago
Best Fr9nt Tire For New England Trails
I've been riding over 30 yrs. Ridden many tires, and this is the one. Not only me, every one of my buddies also rides this on front. Pro tip, they suck on back. Lol. Send it bub!
Matt
Verified Purchase
5 years ago
Great Tire!
I have to admit, after mounting these up and going for a quick test spin around the neighborhood I was little nervous I made a mistake with these tires and the tread goes too far on the aggressive side at the expense of a massive hit in rolling resistance. But first trip out to the trail confirmed these tires do exactly what they’re supposed to do in their element and I’m super stoked on riding with these. Major upgrade on the stock tires I replaced
AK skier
Verified Purchase
6 years ago
Awesome Traction, But Heavy
I wanted more traction than what I was getting out of my Rekons. So, I bought these for my trail bike along with the dissector for the rear. Wow! I am blown away with him much more grip that combo has over the F/R rekons. Only downsides how much they weigh. I went from 2.8 Rekons to 2.6 dhf/dissector and they actually weigh more in the same case/rubber combo. Oh well, I didn’t like climbing anyway
Yeti Ryder
Received incentive
6 years ago
Meh.
Purchased these tires to replace some Michelin Force AM tires that came with my bike and I am slightly disappointed as I feel like the Michelin's had more grip and felt more stable than these tires. To me, it felt like the rubber compound is too soft for the trails that I ride (hard pack and/or loose over hard). I did some research to see what other riders in my area were using and a lot of them said these for the front tire, which is what I did and I'm not so happy. I'm going to try to play around with running different pressures to see if I can optimize the grip/feel of these tires, hopefully I can get it right at some point.
