Description Race more, scout less.
The Rekon 3C/EXO/TR MTB Tire from Maxxis is both bigger and badder thanks to beefy dimensions and a variable knob profile that inspires aggressive riding in a variety of terrain. At 29 x 2.25 inches, this tire provides a plush ride feel while dense groupings of side knobs support clean cornering and wide-spread sloped knobs facilitate rapid acceleration. 3C Maxx Terra compound provides grip and higher wear resistance while the limber casing gives-way to bumps and other trail irregularities for a smooth ride. EXO technology provides puncture and tear resistance.
Details:
Size: 29 x 2.25 in.
Approx. Weight: 670 g.
Type: Tubeless; Clincher.
Bead: Foldable.
Compound: 3C Maxx Terra.
TPI: 120 in 29 x 2.25" .
TPI: 60 in 29 x 2.4" .
Max. PSI: 50.
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Great tire for loose over hard dirt. Fast when you need it and grabs in the corners
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
San Diego
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Love Maxxis tires. Used to run the Ikon but this is a better all around tire for my riding conditions. Has better cornering than the Ikons
Reviewed 4/8/2019
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Great tire
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.
Great rolling tire works well with xc style riding and has good enough puncture protection to ride Rocky Mountain terrian.
Reviewed 10/10/2018
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Great tire in the right conditions.
by Anonymous
Salt Lake City, Utah
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
I am a big fan of this tire ran in the rear and paired with a more aggressive tire up front. (Current front tire is a Maxxis Dissector 29X2.4.)
The center tread on the Rekon rolls fast and has adequate braking and climbing traction in all but the rough terrain. Side knobs provide good bite so long as the bike is lent over.
As with nearly all modern Maxxis tires with 3C compound, the tires are nice and grippy but quickly wear. As a consumable product, thats just the way it goes.
Reviewed 6/25/2020
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Good all-rounder
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Maryland
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
I've used this tire on mixed terrain, with rocks, dirt, roots, and hardpack mud. It offers better traction than Ikons but feels a little smoother rolling than Ardents.
Reviewed 8/17/2019
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Good tire for mixed terrain
by Paul
Competitive Racer
Maryland
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
This tire is good for mixed terrrain, and hooks up well in moist dirt and firm mud. It's not the fastest or most aggressive tread, but hits a nice do-it-all sweet spot. I mounted these on relatively wide (28mm internal) rims without wrestling the tire bead too much, and my high volume pump inflated them in one go...I can't comment on long term durability yet, but have found the Maxxis EXO compound effective in preventing sidewall cuts with other tires.
Reviewed 7/14/2019
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Not perfect but close!
6 of 6 customers found this review helpful.
Bike Santa Cruz tallboy 29er
So far so good Running DHF in front and Rekon in rear. Ive run the ardent, ardent race, ikon and cross mark in rear and like this the best. Good traction & braking and fast rolling. 4 stars due to low profile tread which is going to wear out quickly! Wish the knob height was higher like the 27.5 version!
Reviewed 7/13/2018
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