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The Panaracer Fat B Nimble Fat Bike Tire provides all-condition traction and speed for 26" fat bikes. It features fast-rolling, long, spindle-like knobs for excellent rolling efficiency, but sipes in the larger blocks and a staggered shoulder arrangement make for optimum grip and cornering.
120 TPI casing. Folding bead. 26" x 4.0".
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1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Sidewalls tear easily, poor fast corner grip
Attractive price and weight, but the sidewalls got multiple tears in them right away, on trails where other tires survive for years. Also, tight, fast cornering is sketchy, and prone to loss of grip. Good tire to reduce weight, and use at moderate speed on buff non-rocky trails.
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Reviewed 1/9/2016
by Anonymous
Competitive Racer
Traverse City, MI
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10 of 10 customers found this review helpful.
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Awesome bead, I ran these tubeless on Surly HRD rims(not tubeless) without split tubes and without issue for approx. 2000 miles this summer. They have a pretty well balanced casing, no detectable mal-alignment at speed, and good durability. They roll really fast. They climbbrake ok. Weight is good in the 1200gm range. Why 3 stars? they don't corner very well- The shoulder lugs are the same as the center lugs and the tread swath is pretty narrow for a 3.8 tire. Terrible in mud, I didn't even give them a chance in snow, and a wider footprint would be better for sand. That said, I can only really recommend them for dry hardpack where you'll be on your A-game through the turns.
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Reviewed 5/17/2019
by mikethebike
Daily Commuter
Alaska
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hard pack rollers
For those who commute on their FB in the summer this is not a bad option, 22-24lbs in them and they roll well and are very durable on filthy crumbling commuter paths and sidewalks, passable traction off road with 10 or less lbs.
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Reviewed 5/25/2015
by LMBIII
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Excelsior MN
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2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
great value!
True to its name. Works well tubeless.
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2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Super grippy great tire!
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