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Squirt Sealant

No leaks yet, but application was only party. No mess and no half-full bottles left over.

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Tyres immediately flat

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Converting from with tubes to tubeless is a piece of cake with this sealant. Especially because it comes with a tube that fits tightly on the valve and the bottle, so you pour the sealant into the tyre directly through the valve (after removing the core) and don't have to waste a drop. In my case, both tyres worked well in one go and haven't lost a breath of air since. Drawback can be, but that is the case with all sealants, if it fails (the tyre pops loose and your sealant runs out, for example) you have to buy a new bottle.

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Good quality product. Easy to use.

100-120ML for your MTB tire is good for 6-7 months of sealing.

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The pellets provided are perhaps a bit large for a race tire. Plenty of fluid and any puncture sealed in no time.

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i ve seen a video comparing all the sealant in the market , and they make the experiment .https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_FYkoTYLlk in french.

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Bought after it came out as the best latex in a test in Fiets Magazine. Works very well on the bike, never had a puncture. Does not last as long as Blue Doc (Schwalbe) or Stan's. In the tire it dries up faster, but even in the canister it does not last indefinitely. After a year, the last quarter in the can started clumping on me.

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Tires MTB refill regularly with the squirt sealant and they stay inflated. Despite regularly riding potholes I never had to stop in the 2.5 years I've been tubeless with this sealant

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Mounted at 4 wheels so far. Like any milk kind a simple assembly. Works as it should. You can easily see where it did its job when you take tire off again. Upon seeing The accumulation of milk in 1 spot, you think ok so that's where there was a leak.

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Large volume bottle by squeezing out the air when storing is enough for a year of mountain biking

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Since I have been using this product ( almost two years) never leaked again. Fill it up every 1/2 year because after a while it dries out a bit. Filling the tires is a little fiddly at first, but once you get some experience it works out quite well. If you take a good look at your tire after some time you will see small holes here and there that are perfectly sealed.

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I didn't even have a very large hole in my gravel tire, but the sealant didn't seal at all. Repaired the tire at home with a sticker on the inside and added sealant again. For now the tire seems okay again, but will try another brand next time.

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Great sealant for a small price. Bottle comes with a tube that fits the valve so you can get started right away.

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I used these for both mtb and race. On the mtb it seals pretty well because you ride with max 2 bar there. On the race I ride with 4.5 bar, and it doesn't seal well there. The holes keep leaking latex. Still looking for a good sealant for race tires.

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Bought after Vitoria Squirt because it was supposed to be so good. does not do what it promises, 1 small hole, not even 1 millimeter, lots of junk on the bike but hole not closed. Tested it at home from the bottle but the stuff does not solidify and after half an hour it is still liquid. Also the second bottle gave exactly the same result.

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Just does what it needs to do.

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Already 2 holes in me beach tires nicely sealed

Bought new set of tires, racing Ralhp and Ray. Tires remain pressurized for a long time in conjunction with this sealant (3-4 weeks now) TOP stuff

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Filling the tire was smooth and mess-free with the included clear tube. The perfectly readable ml distribution on the bottle makes it great for dosing.

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I expected better :( Whereas the mavic plugs a leak in less than 2sec and is still hardened after 6 months and 3000km... The Squirt sealant, the same leak and the product still comes out of the tire 48h after the leak. I put mavic back on :)

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My first tubless conversion was with Squirt sealant. I had no reference, so all the oddities I assumed as "this is normal. For my second, I tried Doc Blue. Much finer stuff: - Squirt always clogs in the spout of the bottle, harder to get into the tire - Squirt seems to gum up faster in the tire Resistance to punctures remains to be seen, but for application I really like Doc Blue a LOT better.

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