Strengths and weaknesses
Designed for riders who want aggressive off-road looks without sacrificing sport-touring tarmac performance.
Where it's good
- Owners praise its high-speed stability, agile flickability, and wet-weather road safety.
Where it falls short
- Riders note that while it handles dry, packed gravel fine, the tight tread voids offer no grip in slick mud.
Based on aggregated owner feedback and independent tyre reviews, not a single source.
Holloway ratings
Seven separate scores, not one blended number, since a tyre that's brilliant in mud can be miserable on a wet motorway link, and vice versa.
Green-lane suitability
3.4/5
Key facts
Category70/30 Adventure
Tube typeTubeless
Typical mileage5000-7500 miles
Overall trail score3.2/5
Remember: a tyre's real character also depends on how worn it is, what pressure it's run at, and the bike it's fitted to. A great green-lane tyre on the wrong pressure, or worn past its best, can behave nothing like its rating suggests. Check the lane's own hazards and current conditions before you go, not just a tyre score.
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