Description The Schwalbe Marathon GT 365 26" (HS 475) Tire is designed for year-round, all-condition use. Featuring an updated versatile tread pattern, a specially developed rubber compound, and Schwalbe's DualGuard puncture protection technology, this tire is ready for anything that Mother Nature can throw at it.
The new Lamella tread pattern features the perfect combination of deep-grooved aggressiveness, a fast-rolling center patch, and blocky shoulder tread allow this tire to find traction in everything from flat black-top, wet bike paths, or wintery-mixes over a variety of terrains. Complimented by Schwalbe's new "FourSeason" compound, this new rubber provides full grip no matter the time of year or presence of asphalt.
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Reviewed 1/14/2019
by jiangxiong
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Reviewed 1/30/2018
by Rev Al
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Hammond, IN
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Wonderful Winter Weather Wheels
I use my bicycle to commute to work year round and the regular Schwalbe Marathon 26 x 1.75's do not feel steady on snowslushy pavement. I've been riding Schwalbes for years but not during the winter. So instead of some other brand knobbies, this winter I bought the GT 365's. Love 'em. Enough knob for good grip, but not too much that would cause noise rolling resistance. Highly recommend. And if they wear like there fair weather cousins, I'll be riding these for many winters to come.
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