Orange Seal Cycling32oz Sealant Refill(Return to Product Page)

Works better than ANY other sealant by far - only drawback (and to me it�s worth it) is it tends to dry out a bit faster than others so you just need to top off more often.

I've used Stan's, which would be great IF it weren't for the rubberized, semi-solid, cottage-cheesie residue and clogged valves it tends to give rise to ... I've tried, and like Muc-Off, good stuff with hip marketing and some great ideas, such as providing an application tube that fits/works perfectly with the bottle it comes in -- not rocket science, but super convenient and efficient. The downfall of Muc-Off for me came when it failed to seal a moderate puncture on a recent ride. I was forced to resort to the installation of a tube to limp home and when I got there, found Orange Seal was up to the task of sealing it. Hence, the five stars and favorite status.

Good sealant, does what it is supposed to do. Super fast shipping from BTD!

Never ended a ride or race early since I started using Orange Seal

I've used a lot of different kinds of sealant over the years and have landed on Orange Seal (original, not performance) as my go-to. It dries out a little faster than some of the other options so you'll need to top off a bit more frequently, but from road riding to gravel to MTB this stuff works quickly & reliably to keep you rolling.

I love the 32oz bottle. It's less waste and more cost effective.

Ive only ever used Orange Seal for my gravel and MTB TLR set ups. Never had a flat on either. Knock on wood.

Plenty of sealant for multiple applications. Haven�t had a puncture yet so can�t evaluate ability to seal holes.

Works great for tubeless wheel setups, but the real nice thing is that there are no chunks that I was able to use it in punctured sports balls using a needle. Some other brands clog up the needle, but the Orange Seal works like a charm.

Top it up once or twice and I go all year without a stop.

This product works excellent in Arizona weather