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The WTB Verdict 29" is an aggressive front-focused MTB tire for days where relentless traction takes priority over rolling efficiency.
Tall, chunky knobs dig deep into soft terrain regardless of how loose or sloppy it may be while abundant open space between all knobs gives them room to dig through the driest days of summer and fling mud in the wettest months.
Equally at home holding it down through off-camber corners and charging chundery descents, the WTB Verdict 29" MTB Tire is guilty of being a versatile choice for enduro and gravity enthusiasts.
Features:
The Verdict tread pattern excels in loosest, rowdiest conditions where relentless traction takes priority over rolling efficiency
Abundant open space between all knobs allows the tread pattern to dig through the driest days of summer and fling mud in the wettest months
Optimized for use with i29 rims
Usage: Enduro / Gravity
Conditions: Dirt / Loose / Rocky / Wet / Mud
Size: 29 x 2.5
Level: TCS Tough/High Grip
ETRTO: 60-622
GMS: 60/64
Tubeless Compatability: TCS Tubeless
Casing: Dual-ply 60 tpi
Weight: 1291g
Compound: TriTec
Min-Max Pressure: 20-35 psi
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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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