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Schwalbe Durano Plus

tyre excellently meets the Product Characteristics as stated on the site

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Very puncture-resistant , larger rolling resistance I'll gladly take with it

I was warned on the website and through reviews that the tyre is difficult to fit. However, (virtually) puncture-free riding is worth the inconvenience to me.

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Strong tyre, no punctures yet, not even on unpaved or semi-paved roads. It has a reflector strip on it. Not very pretty, but safe of course. The rear tyre lasted 2,500 km and is now at its limit.

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Bought tires for my work commute. Rolling resistance is fairly low.

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Rides fine and has a good grip, hope not to get a flat on the way.

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Matches expectations/good value for money

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Schwalbe Durano Plus has never disappointed me and has done so for 8 years!

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Solid tire that excels in puncture resistance. Not the easiest tire to put on, but then it has the advantage of being very seldom punctured. Not the lightest tire either, but excellent as a training rubber in winter.

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Good and especially for fall and winter. High comfirt,good grip and excellent puncture resistance. Goes rather hard on the rim tire lighter needed.

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Normally the best anti-puncture tire for the road bike, but it was punctured once. Due to a sharp stone which penetrated the puncture protection layer. But compared to other tires, much stronger, many kilometers, does not wear out quickly, good grip.

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Although also only recently mounted I have already ridden about 500 kilometers on it. Bought a folding tire for the first time this time. Was always under the impression that folding tires were of lesser quality than wire tires. But this was probably a misconception. Fitting was a bit tricky but with a little love and patience I finally succeeded. Once air was pumped in, a beautiful round tire with a slight tread appeared on the rim. Once on the bike you feel that you are dealing with a smooth tire (28mm by the way) that also feels good when cornering. The tire is a bit on the heavy side, even a few grams heavier than the previous Marathon Comfort tires. (But of course that will also have to do with wear). I rode 6 or 7 thousand kilometers without a puncture with the MC tires. In my opinion, this is one of the most important properties for a tire. Hence my choice for the Durano plus especially since they are mounted on my recumbent (Flevobike) with front wheel drive. On this bike, you have much less overview of potholes and other debris on the road and certainly the front tire must be able to withstand a bump. After about 500 kilometers for now, no complaints.

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