I bought this bike came with wheel bands and valve stems so I bought the 2bliss and went tubeless these tires sealed up no leaks hold air for weeks .These tires work better then maxxis and last longer ..more positive fell in the corners love them now I can’t get any more bummer make some more soon please ..

I own this tire in the T9 gravity on my squish bike and grabbed one for my hardtail. For a front at my size (185lbs) I’d recommend these stiffer versions as the Grid gets loose in hard corners. That said, the black diamond is a burly beast even compared to the T9. I was pretty surprised how stiff the tire is. Performance wise it’s especially grippy in loose and comparable to anything else on the market otherwise. Size is pretty close to standard when mounted.

Grippiest tire on the market, works in all types of dirt very versatile. No leaky sidewalls no fuss with install and they last a long time!

Good price, good product, no bull

Very happy with the performance of the tyres, have ridden hard over some pretty rough rock terrain, no issues at all, just converted to tubeless , no problems yet

Superior side wall protection and supple feel in the 2.6 compared to all of the Maxxis tires I have tried. This tire replaced my 2.5 assegai up front. It's lot more predictable and doesn't get knocked around like a pinball.

Haven't mounted yet, but the sidewall thickness is very legit. Second set of Butchers, but first with Blck Dmd, which is way thicker than the Grid. I can't imagine it being more robust. I don't think I'll need cushcore. For hard charging ebike in the chunch in SW Utah. Long time Minion rider but the sidewalls are just too thin unless you get the dd, and that doesn't come in enough sizes, and not nearly as burly as this. If you ride an ebike like in the sharp chuck like you stole it, this is looking very promising. Well thought out design, which a rider's actual need in mind. So glad this exists.

I like to ride a tougher casing on the rear of my eMTBs, as the higher weight leaves lighter carcasses struggling. I run a 2.8"" tyre on the back of my Levo hardtail, but there are very few options for tyres this size and tougher casings, so the Butcher Blck Dmnd 2.8 is a really welcome development! Traction is great, both climbing and braking, and I can run pressures around 25psi (tubeless) without fear of rim damage. I only hope that the Eliminator might be made available in this width and casing too, some time down the line...

Running this tire on the 2018 Kenevo Expert and have not had a pinch flat since switching from the Butcher GRIDs that came stock of the Kenevo. I am a heavier rider at 210 lbs (95 kg) with gear and the BLCK DMND tires are holding up better than the GRIDs.

Absolutely love these tires. I ride a lot of loose, rocky trails that really like to cut/slice rear tires. These more than step up to the plate. Since putting these on I have had 0 pinch flats or tears in my tires. They're the perfect bridge between a DH tire for enduro riding, but without the extra weight of having DH casing.

Tire grip is very predictable and easy to control speed under braking. tread life has exceeded expectations.

I have tried lots of front tires and had previously settled on the Maxxis DHF 29 x 2.5 3c, which is a good tire but is tough to pedal. For me the Butcher is a better all around product. Traction is very close or slightly less, but rolling resistance and weight are superior. I've went thru a dozen front tire options in the last year and this is my favorite. On my 30mm ID wheels it's not a true 2.6 in the 29er size, which is an advantage in my eyes. It's a fat 2.4.

I put a 27.5 x 2.8 on the front of my Ebike, No more tire washing out, deals with the added weight trying to push through the corners really well, Also, the casings feel burly enough to keep me from having any trail side disasters, but the overall weight was similiar to my stock tires.