Pneu VTT HillBilly BLCK DMND 2Bliss Ready

Très bon pneu pas trop de rebond bonne accroche latérale et au freinage,montage facile avec chambre à air

Great service, great product. Excellent people to deal with.

Lo mejor de lo mejor

Tenía mis reservas con respecto a los tacos muy pronunciados, no practico el trail por eso dudaba, pero al probarla me di cuenta que tiene buen agarre en pavimento así como en trocha, da confianza en los descensos como en los ascensos, en barro es genial. Los perfiles son gruesos pero su zona de rodadura es blanda lo que le da suavidad al andar y no da ese efecto como de rueda de tractor. En fin me gusto mucho. Solo para la rueda delantera, sería lo más indicado

Bastante suave al andar a pesar de tener tacos tan altos, muy buen agarre en pavimento y en tierra húmeda, una llanta muy versátil.

Buena llanta , la uso en la ciudad , por los taches pareceria que se siente brusca al andar pero es asi se siente suave el caucho y muy buena para subirse por muchos obstaculos

In upstate New York, this tire will be best from late October/early November, all the way to may. It's beefy side knobs make cornering not sketchy in the least, and the middle knobs make your straight descents filled with plentiful grip. The tire is extremely predictable, and a great choice if your local spot is a bit muddy. The only downside for me was that I had trouble getting the tire to seat onto a 35 mm rim, and it still isn't properly seated. I have pumped it up a ton,(45 PSI) but I would like to avoid a sealant massacre.

I ride in Washington state and Oregon.... This is the best winter setup I found. I use a grid hillbilly on front and the black diamond casing on back. Grip for days in mud, loam, stream beds and washed out chutes. Doesn't feel as solid as the butcher on rocks and when it's dry, but that's not what I use this tire for. Hillbillies come off when things dry out around here in April. Black diamond casing is where it's at for me. Seems similar to maxxis double down. I've used the BD casing butcher as well. A 29x2.3 hillbilly, on a stans arch rim measures 61mm casing and 60.5mm at the knobs.

As most people know in the UK - November and December have been wet, very wet and trails have become very very muddy. I fitted a Hill Billy on my front wheel and now it's like riding on rails in muddy conditions. This makes it easier to hold lines, brake and turn on slippery descents. The open tread means mud doesn't stick and the tyre stays clear of mud at all times. Also very good value compared to other more popular brands.

Running this tire in the 29x2.6 on my Status 160 love it. Way more stable feeling than the maxxis DHF imo Love the grip in the turns And the traction with being able to run low psi. Would be great if they came in a 27.5 for my Kenevo tho, not many sizes to pick from.

Stupendo all'anteriore sia come grip che come durata. Molto bene sul fango e sullo sterrato smosso e con molta ghiaia.

Really liking the tread pattern. Very grippy and predictable. Only tried it in wet conditions and good dirt. Not sure about dry loose use yet, but seems like it would perform well with the tall knobs. Super stout tire. Can run much lower pressures because the sidewall is so tough. Seems to roll decently. It is heavy for a trail bike, but I'm gonna look at getting the lighter Grid version. Not a easy tire to find in stock though.

The tire has plenty of grip. Not for street riders.

Sembra racchiuddere tutte le caratteristiche che cerco in un copertone.