Uncompromising for competition
The Schwalbe Pro One has proven to be the benchmark in tubeless time trial tires.
The Pro One TT TLE is for the rider out to win; victorious for the 2018 IRONMAN Hawaii. The rolling resistance of this tire is ultra-low, allowing this tire to be the world's lightest tubeless tire yet.
The latest Souplesse Carcass construction integrates with Tubeless Easy technology flawlessly. The ADDIX Race Single Compound allows maximum speeds with precise control and safety in every situation.
The Pro One TT TLE features a classic skin with beige sidewalls.
Features:
- Lowest rolling resistance yet
- Weight: ~225g (700x25c)
- Time Trial and Triathlon specific
- Optimized aerodynamics
- Tubeless Easy technology
- Souplesse Carcass construction
- Bead: Clincher
- Type: Folding, tubeless ready
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.
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Reviewed 1/7/2021
by Neurocycler
Cycling Enthusiast
Southern California
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Smooth and grippy but punctures easily
After 2 months of use, I can say the tires feel great. Smooth, fast, and grippy. I agree with the other reviewer that the bead is very difficult to remove, but this will vary by rim. I am running Zipp 303s, and taking them off the rims isn't too hard but getting them on is one of the most difficult bead/rim combos I have ever struggled through. My main complaint is that the rear has had 2 punctures too large for sealant. I am considering switching to a more durable tire in winter and going back to the Schwalbes in the spring.
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Reviewed 1/7/2021
by Arcee
Casual Cyclist
Cali
Use enve provided rim tape not gorilla tape!
You should use the tape provided by Enve, not the gorilla tape, they are thicker than the Enve tape that's why your having a hard time!
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1 of 6 customers found this review helpful.
Looks nice but impossible to remove.
You will need a compressor to set this tire. Once tire is seated it will be impossible to remove tire is so tight I gave up and if need to remove will cut the tire off. I have a enve rim with gorilla tape.
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0 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
Looks nice but impossible to remove.
You will need a compressor to set this tire. Once tire is seated it will be impossvel to remove tire is so tight I gave up and if need to remove will cut the tire off. I have a enve rim with gorila tape.
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