Panaracer GravelKing Knobby and Color Tread Aramid Folding Tire

Awesome tires. Hands down the best set I’ve ever run on any of my road or gravel bikes. They’re excellent for a wide range of road surfaces from gravel to pavement - plenty of traction and very comfortable in corners. I’m a big fan of the tan sidewalks - looks way more interesting on the bike than all black. I’ve had these in 700x35c before and this is the first time I’ve gone up to 700x50c on a gravel bike. Can’t imagine ever going back to anything narrower. These do a great job of soaking up bumps and keeping good contact with the road.

Mientras ruedan se sienten excelentes, pero cualquier espina, roca, alambre o lo que sea logra crear fugas. Y aunque probé diferentes líquidos selladores, los dos tuvieron problemas para sellar.No las he usado más de dos semanas y ya estoy buscando cambiarlas.No las recomiendo para nada

Nice and light.

Summary: I tried the GravelKing after buying a competitor's model, and finding out that the tread was molded with a wobble. No regrets, these are fantastic. They're the most popular gravel tires on the market for a reason.Pros:- The color! These are a nice reddish-brown, and go great with the rest of my bike- Traction. The small knobs on the center roll well on pavement and small loose gravel, and the knobs on the sides of the tires grip well in turns.- Rolling resistance. You feel like you're flying. These tires will not be the reason you're slow.- Weight. Very light, in comparison to others I've tried.- Tubeless setup. These mounted easily, but tightly, popped into place easily, and have held air for days with no sealant. As easy as it gets.Cons:- Price? Not the cheapest, not the most expensive. More than I prefer to pay. That said, worth it.You can't go wrong with GravelKings.

I'm used to semi slick tyres and wanted to get WTB Horizon but those were sold out, so were the American Classics 650b. These were available at a pretty good price. So I figured, why not. I have to say it's a lot easier to slap these on my wheels than the WTBs. Have tested it out on my normal commute, nice rolling on the tarmac and pavements. Had a bit of a test run on other types of surfaces this last weekend and It's mighty grippy on loose gravel and sand. We'll see how it'll stand in the long run. So far it's been very satisfactory.