650B
$81.00
A versatile mid-spike for deep loam or loose powder
- High-volume casing
- Mid-spike tread design
Our pro athletes needed a mid-spike tire that could handle dry, loose, blown-out corners as well as a bit of mud. The Shorty is that tire. A high-volume casing makes the Shorty a more versatile option than a dedicated mud spike like our Wet Scream. Large, tall, and slightly staggered side knobs penetrate loose soil to provide predictable, stable cornering at warp speeds.
$72.00
Our most durable road offering
- Diamond knurled slick design
- MaxxShield for maximum puncture resistance
- Training tire
Our most popular training tire, providing excellent traction, durability, and plenty of road miles in any condition. Maxx Shield helps provide a tire that Re-Fuses to puncture.
$70.00
Our most durable road offering
- Diamond knurled slick design
- MaxxShield for maximum puncture resistance
- Training tire
Our most popular training tire, providing excellent traction, durability, and plenty of road miles in any condition. Maxx Shield helps provide a tire that Re-Fuses to puncture.
$52.00
The Rekon is a light duty trail tire designed to go fast in technical terrain.
$47.00 - $49.00
This semi-slick tire borrows its tread design from the trail version of the Rekon, but with smaller and shorter knobs. Use it as a rear tire paired with a more aggressive front tread, or front and rear for short-track racing.
- Semi-slick XC race tire
$43.00 - $47.00
The Crossmark II retains the fast-rolling properties of the original Crossmark while adding additional side lugs for more secure cornering.
- Center ridge tread rolls extremely fast on hardpack
- Ramped and siped shoulder lugs provide excellent cornering traction
- Intended use: hard pack, loose over hard, medium
$42.00
Road training/commuting tires for your MTB
- "M-shaped" grooved tread pattern
- Narrow profile for low weight
- The Detonator Hybrid uses the same tread pattern as one of our most popular road training tires and adapts it to a size perfect for commuting or road training on your mountain bike.
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