Description Dynaplug's® Tire Repair Plugs are constructed from viscoelastic rubber impregnated cord; the tip is made of non-abrasive brass. When a tubeless tire suffers a puncture, remove the offending object and insert the plug directly into the puncture. 5 plugs included in one pack.
Only for use with Dynaplug® Air, Racer, and Micro Pro/Pill.
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by Anonymous
Competitive Racer
NW Oregon
Fortunately, I've only had to use one plug (pointed). Received a 4mm cut 1/3 distance between center tread and rim on a Schwalbe Pro One 700x25 mounted on a Dura Ace rim. Sealant wouldn't hold over 2.5 bars. Installed plug and it sealed instantly. Didn't have a blade to trim excess fibers so I just left them. Completed 60 mile ride without any loss of air. Trimmed fibers that evening. Plug lasted another 1000+ miles before it just stopped sealing, even with Stan's Race Sealant. Bought a refill pack of pointed plugs to make sure I wouldn't run short.
Reviewed 9/5/2020
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Great! I think
Great that I have them now..... Hope I never have to use them..... Wished Id had them countless times previously.
Reviewed 3/20/2019
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Works the first try
No more having to add a tube to a tubless tire when the hole was too big to seal.
Reviewed 6/17/2019
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Must-Have for tubeless tires
by New Orleanian
Cycling Enthusiast
New Orleans, LA
These things are wonderful. I rolled over a shard of glass and cut a hole in my rear tire 7 or 8 mm long. I tried the bullet tip plug, but couldn't force it in the hole. But 2 of the pointed tip size next to each other sealed it in a hurry. After filling it with an CO2 inflator it held air for several days until I replaced the tire. I'll never ride without the handle and some plugs.
I only wish the larger plugs came with a pointed tip.
Reviewed 6/10/2020
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Have used the bacon strips and twist tool in past, switched to the dynaplug for The Hondo a tire killer in The Kansas Flinthills.
by Scott B
Competitive Racer
Hesston Kansas
I had two punctures during race and used the dynaplugs
Find the puncture, insert the plug with tool, pull out tool. Viola, its that easy.
Reviewed 9/28/2019
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