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The PDX WC is produced in Europe with the finest materials and the utmost attention to detail. It is made with the highest quality nylon casing available, features 240 TPI construction and weighs just 350 grams. You will not find a better tubeless cyclocross tire anywhere. Available in 700 x 33mm, Black with Tan Sidewall.
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Reviewed 1/10/2020
by Paul
Competitive Racer
DC
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Reliable and grippy
I run these tires around 20 psi, and have bottomed out several times on roots with no burping. Grip is good, even in non-muddy conditions, and ride quality feels better than the old formula Donnelly tubeless tires. Installation was easy with a jet pump, and the tires hold air for many days without measurable pressure loss.
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