Kenda 700c Tube(Return to Product Page)

It's just a tube, but Kenda has a nice wide range of sizes and valve stem lengths. Just a simple thing done right.

Fit perfect on the rim and inexpensive

Hard to give a tube ratings until you've been into them for 6-7 months, but no problems for my son after 150 miles. Good and inexpensive which is all he needed.

This is a great deal. I got the smooth valve version for tire size up to 32cm, which I run on my commuter bike. I use the Conti ContactSport tire with reflective sidewalls, by the way, and I'm very pleased with both so far. BTD is fast becoming my go to for all things bike related.

Great inexpensive tube for training at a great price

I like lighter tubes for summer, but these are perfect for winter when reliability is much more important than rolling weight. I've gone through about a dozen of these with no quality issues or signs of puncture-prone-ness. I ride 30 miles a day throughout the winter with temperatures dropping to 20F and these things keep up just fine with no complaints.

Great prices. Quick delivery.

Price was great. Quality of packing, tube and valve is perfect. Great store.

Does what a tube is supposed to do at a relatively low cost. nothing fancy - just a good solid tube.

Kenda tubes are a good value. They perform as well as Michelin, Conti's, etc. and cost a buck or 2 less.

tubes help keep air in my tires.

Alway a good deal at the daily deal price

This particular product was used in 700 x 28c tires on a bike specifically designed for winter, late fall, and early spring riding in Western Pennsylvania. The bike is a custom-built, steel bike crafted for road riding on roads that are sometimes crumbling apart, that may have potholes, and that have sand and gravel on them from being treated for snow and ice. In this area, sand and gravel is abundant and mined from glacial till, and to be safe, one had better have the right tires and inner tubes. I also use these tubes on a custom-made, steel bike with 25c tires for early fall and late spring riding. The roads may be improved, but still not like smooth summer condition. I also use these tubes in the lightweight version for my high-snoot, custom-made, steel, lightweight racing bike with 23c tires. I prefer threaded valve stems, and for consistency on all five of my bikes, and these tubes give me that option with a good selection of valve stem lengths for different rim depths. I can also get them in either standard or lightweight to meet my demands for road and weather conditions. I find them reliable, and I trust their quality.

Had Very Good Luck with these Tubes. Only had 3 flats over 6500 miles.

Needed some inner tube for the trainer wheel. Saw a advertisement on the Kenda, thought I try it. Quality no different than the big brand names, but the price is lower.

I bought these on sale and they measure up to any other tube I've used. These were cheaper and not any less of a tube. I have had no issues with flats or valve problems as I have with some others. Normally I use latex but prefer a good butyl tube for winter riding and these work great.

a good value and consistent performer

I live in an area prone to punctures. I've tried a wide range of tube alternatives ... and over the past 10 years, the Kenda tubes, while a bit heavier, have proven to provide the greatest puncture resistance. I've stopped buying brand name tubes and now buy Kenda exclusively.

Never have flats with these

I don't particularly enjoy changing tubes while on a ride, particularly in cold or bad weather. I don't think anyone does. I do enjoy using an inexpensive product that is rugged, that actually fits, and performs as intended, and lasts. Also I enjoy saving money by buying in bulk. Finally, I appreciate that Kenda tubes are available in my desired length.