Vittoria Randonneur Classic Tire 700 x 28 Clincher Wire Black 33tpi 1113R22528111TG

Delivered the right item and delivered quickly. Have not had it long enough to evaluate anything else.;

Tires that delivers on perilous city. streets I ride on shards of shatter glass and sided nails from urban development and no flats this far. Bike also feels a bit more nibble and agile less cumbersome while maneuvering. Highly recommend. Delivery was swift but packaging was flimsily placed within a yellow packaging envelope that arrived partially torn upon arrival. A few more days in shipment and my package would have been lost. Seller should switch to cardboard.;

I have used the Vittoria Randonneur II Trekking Tires for about 4 years. These are the best tires I have used for all-around road conditions including soft sand. The thing I like the most is since using the Vittoria Randonneur II Trekking Tires I have not had a flat tire. Other tires I have used I have had flat just hitting rough roads with the sidewalls tearing.
I give these tires two thumbs up.;

Tire working well! 2 months.;

I bought these for my 2008 Cannondale Carbon Synapse 105 to replace the 23mm 'slicks' that came on it.
These tire transformed that bike and make it into a pseudo gravel bike. I have about 500 miles on these tires so far with about 200 miles pavement and 300 miles crushed gravel paths and single track. (I even did a winter ride and the trail had a thin layer of snow in places). The traction that bike has now is incredible. I am now able to take a short cut up a steep single track climb to avoid a long busy road which is awesome.
I run around 45-50 PSI in the front and 50-55 PSI in the rear and have never had a pitch flat or puncture. Even after hitting a 2-3 inch deep pothole (rear tire only was able to lift front over it at last second) at around 15 MPH.
At under $25 I am ordering a second pair for when this set wears out.
The only bad thing albeit minor is the small rubber nipples on the sidewalls rubbed the paint off the inside of my fork and rear chain stays. I used finger nail clipper to cut them off but there is a like a thousand of them and it took forever. Not a deal breaker and on most bikes would not rub.;