Description Orange Seal Cycling Endurance 32oz Sealant Refill
The Orange Seal Cycling Endurance 32oz Sealant Refill is an endurance tire sealant, it's formulated to maximize longevity; enabling riders to go longer between top-offs. All while offering the same quick sealing properties you've come to expect.
Whether you're a beginner, expert, or somewhere in-between you will benefit from its proven ability to last up to two to three times longer.
It is proven to seal large punctures up to 1/4" and perform under varying temperatures and altitudes. Orange Seal Tire Sealant is compatible with most bike tire systems and is eco-friendly.
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
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Seals well
Does it�s job. No Stanimals.
Reviewed 10/24/2022
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Great tire sealant
by Illinois Rider
Cycling Enthusiast
Chicago metro
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Tried a few others, and they were ok. Orange Seal is the best. With proper maintenance (refresh it every 3-4 months) I went 22 1/2 months "No Flats"
Reviewed 8/17/2021
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Great luck with this Sealant
by Anklebiter123
Eugene, Oregon
Been using this sealant for two years and had great luck with it. Western bike work has the best price. If you use a turkey baster to reclaim your sealant with each tire change you can really extend the life of your refill.
Reviewed 4/29/2022
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Great sealant
After using a variety is sealants for over 10 years, I like Orange Seal the best. It just works.
Reviewed 1/19/2023
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Sealant not always as marketed
by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Albuquerque
0 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
I had a leak in my rear tire that the sealant took far too long to seal. Seemed like a pretty ordinary puncture that it just didn't want to seal. It did do a good job of putting a coat on my down tube. My eventual solution once I noted the tire was near flat was to rotate the tire to the six o'clock position, agitate, and wait. After some time I added air with a CO2 cartridge and went on. After another 20 miles I had to inflate again but at last when I got home it sealed.
Reviewed 2/1/2022
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Put it in your tires and don't get flats
by j whiote
Competitive Racer
Texas
Not much you can say that hasn't been said about the best tire sealant available. I've found that OrangeSeal works better than other brands for road tires. Still not always perfect seals, sometimes it takes adding some extra air or a plug but it is still superior.
Reviewed 4/21/2022
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Go to sealant
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.
Don�t have much experience with other sealants, but Orange Seal has worked well for me over the last couple of years on gravel wheels
Reviewed 6/29/2021
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