Description Continental Ultra Sport III
The Continental Ultra Sport III is the latest road tire designed for the rider at the entry point of their ventures into cycling. The Ultra Sport III features Continental's own PureGrip Compound, ranked right behind the BlackChili compound used in their top-tier performance tires. The PureGrip compound offers great grip while being a highly durable and long-lasting.
At an incredible value, Continental's Ultra Sport III allows new road cyclists the advantage of a dynamic tread pattern and great rolling resistance without the high price point.
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Very grippy for downhill sweeps, even when wet.
by telexny
Cycling Enthusiast
Kinnelon, NJ
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
I live and ride in a very hilly area, meaning I'm heavy on the back wheel when climbing and heavy on the front, when bombing down at over 40mph. This is my second set and the rare times they do slide they are stable and predictable. I wouldn't call them super long life, but I can imagine on the flats they would be a great long term tire.
Reviewed 4/19/2021
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Great value on a good, solid tire.
by bernardconway
Cycling Enthusiast
Mokena, IL
Really nice, high value training tire.
Reviewed 12/14/2020
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Good tire!
by Anonymous
Casual Cyclist
Shoreline, WA
It's still new for me, but so far it's been great. It was easier to install than I imagined given that this is a folding bead. I can feel the difference when I ride compared to my previous tire -- it is certainly smoother.
Reviewed 6/4/2021
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tires are a big improvement over Performance brand 25c.
by 10 speed craze
Casual Cyclist
Mounting was tight but accomplished on first try. Cracks in pavement no longer a hazard.
Reviewed 7/3/2021
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great inexpensive tire
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
these are the best inexpensive tires i have used. great looking tire with great grip. my only complaint is they lack some of the liveliness that a more expensive tire would give, but expected that. were tight getting on the rim had to use tire tool. overall great training, touring tire.
Reviewed 4/3/2021
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Nice tires
Grippy. Added near the end of the season, will know more about wear next year.
Reviewed 2/1/2021
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Good tire
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
About 150 miles on these. No issues. Looks really great. The colored sidewall is far enough from the tread that it doesn't get dirty. Light enough. Zero complaints. Great band for buck.
Reviewed 1/7/2021
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these are great tires
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Great performing tires in wet and dry conditions.
Reviewed 9/17/2020
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Well pleased the tires.
Easy to mount and ride great.
Reviewed 9/17/2020
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