Product Description
World-class all mountain performance - Intermediate/Loose conditions. When you have a bike with 160mm of travel, you need a tire that can devour the trail, whether climbing or descending. The Eskar features a large volume 2.3" casing with plenty of edge knobs and a low rolling resistance center that won't sacrifice braking or traction.
- Casing: 120 TPI
- Bead: Aramid
- Center Compound: 65a / Shoulder Compound: 55a
- 10% taller shoulder knob for improved cornering bite
- Butyl wrapped bead = 2Bliss Ready
- 29" x 2.3; psi 3565; approx. weight 730g
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Alex Abbas
a Cross Country RiderDate Reviewed: May 17, 2012
Strengths: Decent tread designWeaknesses: Heavy, weak sidewalls, not as wide as advertisedBottom Line: I wanted to like this tire, but I can't quite do it. I installed it tubeless on the rear for riding around Tahoe and it delivered OK but not great traction. Then during a cross country race the sidewall tore and wouldn't seal. Of all the tires I've ridden in my twenty years of mountain biking this one made the grandest claims of all-mountain performance and it's the only sidewall failure I've experienced. I know the S-Works level is flimsier, but still.
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