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WTB Vigilante Tire 27.5 x 2.3 TCS Tubeless Folding Black Light High Grip

SKU: TR1625

WTB Vigilante Tire 27.5 x 2.3 TCS Tubeless Folding Black Light High Grip W010-0598

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Specifications

ColorBlack
Weight900
Tire BeadFolding
ISO Diameter584 / 650b / 27.5"
ISO Width57
Labeled Size27.5 x 2.3
Tire TypeTubeless Ready Clincher
Tire Diameter27.5"
Intended UseMountain
Defined ColorBlack
TPI60

Born from the need to race in European enduro events, the Vigilante is WTB's premier aggressive All Mountain tire. The square-lugged open tread pattern offers stability in loose or wet terrain, while the stiff outside knobs grip at lean angles like nobody's business. With Dual DNA rubber or Gravity DNA options, this is the tire to ride when you are giving it your all.
  • TCS Light High Grip: Lightweight casing with folding TCS aramid bead and Gravity DNA rubber (45a over 60a)
Description
Born from the need to race in European enduro events, the Vigilante is WTB's premier aggressive All Mountain tire. The square-lugged open tread pattern offers stability in loose or wet terrain, while the stiff outside knobs grip at lean angles like nobody's business. With Dual DNA rubber or Gravity DNA options, this is the tire to ride when you are giving it your all.
  • TCS Light High Grip: Lightweight casing with folding TCS aramid bead and Gravity DNA rubber (45a over 60a)

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N. Landers

Grip! Tons of it. I did a lot of research prior to buying a tire. These allow me to climb north east rocky and rooty trails with confidence. I have it mounted on my rear wheel. I may be switching it to the front and may get the "fast" vigilante for the rear. At least with the first two rides I did I felt very gassed at times and am chalking part of that up to the rolling resistance. But It hasn't left me wanting for more grip... either with climbing or braking. ANd I don't think I've really pushed it enough to comment on cornering.;