Take The Inside Line With The New WTB Raddler
The all-new Raddler cyclocross and gravel tire from WTB, speaks for itself and is the amped-up, radder 40 or 44mm version of the famed Riddler tread pattern. A short-knob centerline with chunky outer knobs increases speed and confidence when barreling down gravel roads.
Loose terrain? No problem -- this is where the Raddler's traction capabilities shine with efficiency. Whether the conditions are wet, dry, compact dirt or loose gravel -- the WTB Raddler will allow you to take the inside line and even brake late without losing it all.
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Reviewed 5/15/2022
by Anonymous
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CO Front Range
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1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Quality Mid-Range Gravel Tire
Have the 40s on 20mm inner rims, set up tubeless. They measure 38.5mm. Tires paired with 2018 Fuji Jari 1.5. The front fit is fine, rear is too tight for mud. 2-3mm of clearance between the non-drive stay. Not a problem in Colorado. ~148lbs body + ~24-40lbs bike & gear.
Awesome tread for grip on loose dirt & gravel. Not terrible on the road. Goes through sand and deep gravel nicely. Rear is too worn for climbing loose, 15+% ramps after ~2,000 mixed surface miles. Cornering still confident despite smooth-ish center. Front looks like it could last for for the full life of a second rear.
Mounting was done with a basic track pump and no cussing.
More prone to mold than two other tan wall tires I've used but it washes away with the garden hose.
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Reviewed 3/8/2021
by Oneleggedpedal
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Redlands, CA
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3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
Exceeded my expectations
For the past 2 years I have been using the wTB resolute 700x42 tires on my gravel bike and they have been great. I wanted to switch it up a little bit and try something different to give me a little bit more help on some tighter turns maintaining a bit more speed. So I decided to give the Raddler tires a shot. I will say, after reading some f the reviews I was not sure if I should still order them, but some of the reviews were so ridiculous: "Tire too loud on the road", and "Tired to think, got sidewall slashed after only one ride". Either way, I still ordered them. I have ridden around 500 miles on them now and I am pretty impressed with them. Since the ones I got are the 40mm they are a little bit skinnier than my old resolute, but I can appreciate how grippy it is. And to be honest, I can't notice a difference riding these on the road either. Overall, a good tire in my opinion.
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Reviewed 10/5/2020
by bradci
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Seattle
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2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
Not as durable as hoped for
I purchased a pair of Raddlers to replace a set of WTB Nanos, which I liked except for road noise and a "drag" feel on asphalt. The raddlers were quieter, but had the disconcerting feel of rollover onto the outer knobs on descents... not like the nanos at all!
So after struggling to get the raddlers to seat as tubeless, and then two big rides with flats on rocky sections with the raddlers that would not seal , I am switching back to the Nanos which have proved to be more durable for me.
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Reviewed 9/2/2020
by Dekay
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Bay Area
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2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Favorite 700c for moderate to light technical terrain
For steeper, looser granular terrain (loose on hard as well), this is my go to. Doesn't slip easily on steep climbs, side knobs hold well on fast turns. For its width and tread pattern, it rides fairly well on pavement, but not as well as a narrower, slicker gravel tire. I ride mostly in hilly dirt that varies from hard pack to loose and rocky, hitting some double digit grades on most rides, up to 25%.
WTB tires generally are hard to seat, and I did need my Joe blow booster pump to seat it. Tight, but I was able to mount without tire levers. Seems to run a little narrower than specified. Only 42-43mm wide on 23mm internal rims at 30psi.
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Reviewed 8/21/2020
by SF Biker
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SF, California
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Easy tubeless mounting with great gravel traction
I purchase these when I bought a new gravel wheelset from Hunt. I had seen several videos on how difficult it was to mount tubeless tires and this was going to be my first time so I was shocked and surprised how easy it was. They seated easily with a floor pump and I have been very happy with their performance on singletrack and gravel as well as tarmac. Well worth the money in my mind and it's nice to have the peace of mind knowing it's a tubeless tire when I'm rolling on rough terrain.
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Reviewed 6/16/2020
by M. Moser
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Columbia, PA
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1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Raddlers Rock
I use these tires on both asphalt and gravel. Gravel will range to packed gravel to stone roads. They have preformed well and roll well. They were a little difficult to get on the rims. They sealed on the first try and hold air well. Time will tell as to how they hold up.
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1 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
Amazing tires
Love these things. They roll pretty nice on the pavement but give enough to climb a slippery clay hill on the trail. Put about 400 miles on them and so far so good!
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Very Happy With My Purchase
These tires work great. They're very supple and grippy. Work great for tracklocross. Very happy with purchase.
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10/10
Little difficult to seal on first attempt but overall an amazingly comfortable and forgiving ride.
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Reviewed 10/12/2021
by Dan P
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Missouri
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1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Nice so far
Running tubeless. The tires popped on the rims without much trouble and sealed easily.
Switching from slicks, I expected a lot more wheel noise on the road but these tires are quiet on tarmac and give me a lot more confidence-inducing grip in the turns on tarmac and gravel.
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Reviewed 5/3/2021
by Chris
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Santa Cruz Ca
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1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Go to Gravel Tire
I use the 44 on my gravel bike, Trek Checkpoint SL6, and love it. The traction and wear are very good, and it rolls smoothly. I've felt comfortable in soft and hard trail conditions. Two of my biking buddies have now added them to their gravel bikes. I'm about to install a new one on the rear.
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Reviewed 4/6/2022
by Paul
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Western NY, Adirondack gravel trails
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1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Poor quality, unimpressive appearance, very difficult to mount on a rim
Looks very mutch like the Riddler tire. Tan side wall a muddy colar with wavy border. PSI, tire direction arrow very difficult to read. Hoping they perform better than they look
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Reviewed 12/21/2020
by msstatevet
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Mississippi
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Great Tire
I purchased the 700x40 tires and love them, especially this time of year when we get more rain and the gravel can be a little soft. I run the tires tubeless, and these are the best tires I have ever had for maintaining air pressure.
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Reviewed 11/23/2020
by cycle4jesus
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Clarksville, TN
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1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Best all-around gravel tire
Like the smooth-ish center section, like the side knobs, like the width, like the looks.
Was running Resolutes, wanted something with more cornering capability.
Run these at 22psi rear, 20 psi front. I'm around 150 lb.
Had some pinhole leaks before adding sealant, no trouble since.
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Reviewed 11/13/2020
by dougadesign
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Portland, Oregon United States
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great traction. Lots of leaks
Love how these tires keep traction on most gravel rides. Unfortunately I have had many small pictures the first 4 gravel rides, and one that needed a plug where the small rock entered the tire. I don't have a lot of confidence that they will get me through a long remote ride without issues.
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Reviewed 9/7/2020
by rotating mass
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Far NorCal
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So far, so good
I've put about 300 miles on the Raddlers so far, and they seem to be wearing well. Running tubeless, of course, and so far no leaks. They set up easily on my Rolf Wheels with assistance from Bontrager Flash Charger floor pump. The tread on the Raddlers is a little beefier than the Riddlers (which I have previously used), and so they do better on those single track forays or looser gravel sections.
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Reviewed 8/29/2020
by tryg
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seattle
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2 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
WTB Raddler verses the RIddler
So the Raddler is a bit more aggressive than the Riddler(WTB) it appers to wear better as well.
Its performance is better on gravel and wet for grip than the riddler.
I have a preference for the Schwalbe G-One Allround but that has its issues as well!
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Reviewed 12/7/2021
by cyclist
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El Paso, TX
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1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
excellent for off-pavement riding
I have it on my gravel bike
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Reviewed 6/4/2020
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1 of 10 customers found this review helpful.
Terrible tires. Not a true roll. Tires are out of round.
Poor quality tire. If you want a bumpy ride purchase these tires.
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corner control
I used this on the front and a trail Boss on the back and I had way more traction through the turns than my previous tire. I had way more confidence to go through a turn with more speed .
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