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Description

Schwalbe's Durano Plus Road Tire is the tire to get if you're having problems with flats and want a "racing bike" tire. The Durano Plus has a SmartGuard belt that provides extremely effective protection against penetration punctures. The belt is made from a strong, highly elastic rubber layer that traps glass, wires and thorns before they can work their way through to the inner tube. The layer is not quite as thick as the corresponding layer on the Schwalbe Marathon Plus (probably the toughest tire on the market), but it is nevertheless quite effective. This tire is somewhat heavier than typical race tires, but adds less weight than sealant-filled tubes or extra flat protection inserts, and it's at least as effective, with less performance compromise.

The tread compound on the Durano Plus provides excellent traction, even in the wet, and will provide extremely long wear — often thousands of miles more than a top-end racing tire.

700c x 23mm (23-622 ISO) size weighs 340 grams with a max inflation pressure of 145 PSI. 700c x 25mm (25-622) size weighs 385 grams with a max inflation pressure of 115 PSI. Folding bead. 1 qty = 1 tire.

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The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.

Specifications

 

Tire Type: Clincher-Folding 

 

Threads Per Inch: 67 

 

Wheel Size: 700C/29" (ISO 622) 

 

Applications: Performance Road Riding, Training/Recreational, Commuting/Urban 

700x25mm - Black

Weight: 385 grams

Tire Width: 25mm (1.0in) 

Mfg PartNum: 11653966 

RimSize: 622 mm

Width: 25 mm

ISO (ETRTO) Size: 25-622 

Max Pressure: 115 psi

700 x 28mm - Black/Refective

Weight: 450 grams

Mfg PartNum: 11653967 

Tire Width: 28mm (1.1in) 

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Best race tire
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by Carl Dixon
Bradenton Florida

I am in Florida and ride almost every day. I have used every model of tire you ever heard of -

But Durano hardly ever flats and lasts for several thousands of miles even with lots of construction debris in this State. Western Bike Works is the best place to purchase them.

Reviewed 2/2/2023
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Great road tire - truly dependable
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by John
Cycling Enthusiast
Tallahassee, FL
1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

The Schwalbe Durano Plus is a tire that does what it claims - I have ridden miles and miles and no flats

Reviewed 1/17/2017
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1000 miles no flats
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by Anonymous
Casual Cyclist
Buffalo NY
4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.

Started out the season with Conti 4000S II on the rear. After 3 punctures in 200 mi. on the rear wheel. I moved the Conti to the front and put the Durano Plus at the rear. After 1000 miles on same roads no flats (including the Conti on the front). I'm not a racer so weight is not an issue I was tired of repairing flats instead of riding. Very happy with this tire, I recommend.

Reviewed 9/9/2015
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Same outstanding tire I have come to expect from Schwalbe
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by Wayne Clark
Cycling Enthusiast
Washington DC
5 of 5 customers found this review helpful.

I have been riding with Schwalbe Marathon Supreme and Marathon Supreme Plus size 700x32c on my two touring bikes ever since circa 2008. I have put over 25,000 miles on those tires in the past 12 years and have had only 3 flats. All of the flats were under extreme conditions of road debris - horseshoe pads w nails, muffler parts, etc.).

On my 3 road bikes, I had been riding Michelin Krylion and then Michelin Pro4 Endurance for many years in North Carolina. I got perhaps 2-3 flats per 5,000 miles of riding per year.

I moved to the Washington DC area in 2015 and have been wanting to convert one of my older, lighter, and faster road bikes (a Colnago MasterX w lugged steel) into a city bike since I now do more urban cycling. I bought a pair of Schwalbe Durano Plus road tires 700x23c for the Colnago and have been rocking the nasty streets of DC like a wildman for the past couple of months.

These tires are amazing in terms of resilience and wear and I feel like the performance difference is trivial if there is any at all. In fact, while the tire may be a few grams heavier, the harder casing and extra pressure I can put into these Durano Plus tires makes the bike actually seem faster.

I am now going to convert both of my other road bikes to Schwalbe Durano Plus even if they never see the streets of Washington DC.

(FYI, I had Schwalbe Durano on a Bike Friday 20 and currently on a Brompton 16. I've never had a flat on either bike. But then, they don't get ridden as far.)

Reviewed 8/19/2019
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Impressive
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by Courtney (WesternBikeworks.com Staff)
Cycling Enthusiast
Portland. OR
6 of 11 customers found this review helpful.

I use these tires on my single speed commuter I ride everyday. They easily have over 3,000 miles on them and I have suffered one flat. The SmartGuard adds some additional weight, but is well worth it's super flat protection. I regularly ride on dirt, gravel, off curbs, and make no move to get out of the way of road debris. I ride in Portland and ride in a fair amount of rain and find no difference in the traction when it's wet. Excellent tires.

Reviewed 3/23/2011
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Terrific tire for road and dirt/gravel.
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by gfparsons
Cycling Enthusiast
Santa Fe

A recent move to Santa Fe where our road is dirt and gravel for nearly a mile, I had problems with my normal Continental road tires in a 25mm. Pinch flats, sharp gravel flats, etc. I had to truck my bike to the asphalt road to enjoy my Cannondale Supersix EVO. Finally opted for Schwalbe 28's in the Durano and man, what a difference. My road bike is now enjoyable on the gravel and while a bit slower on asphalt, it's a worthwhile tradeoff. I've used Schwalbe Marathon Plus on my Surly Long Haul Trucker with 0 flats so I have high hopes for the Duranos.

Reviewed 2/17/2022
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Never flatted on 9500 kms
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by Mawiga
Cycling Enthusiast
Mississauga, ON, Canada
6 of 6 customers found this review helpful.

I have used 2 sets of these tires over 3 years,15000 kms and I am still riding on the second set. Only 2 flats. Excellent wear durability for sure and probably excellent puncture resistance. 80-90% of my kms are on rural roads that have minimal debris compared to city roads therefore puncture resistance not fully tested. The 2 flats noted were received riding through a small town with a lot of crap lying around railway tracks.

Reviewed 12/24/2014
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Excellent tire
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by Lowell
Cycling Enthusiast
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

This tire combines durability with excellent traction. I've had no issues with this tire, other than it is very hard to install it over the rim. I've ridden on it for several hundred miles on fairly rough paved roads without any issues. I hate having flats on my rides (who doesn't?) and I plan to stick with this product for the foreseeable future. I had been a loyal Continental guy for > 20 years, but after several recent flats I made the leap to Schwalbe.

Reviewed 1/4/2021
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Excellent tire
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by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
NYC
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

Yes.. a bit expensive... but these tires are my go to's for years. I ride in and around NYC and got tired of punctures. I tried the Schwalbe Pro Ones tubeless for a year but all I'd ever hear was phsssttttt phssttttt phsssttt. Lots of punctures and cuts because the rubber is much thinner than Durano's. Yes the tubeless sealed most punctures on the fly as well as being light and fast..... but the bigger cuts were annoying. Using plugs was a pain. I would try them again but not in the city.

Switched to Duranos and have been using them for 4 years now. Rarely if ever puncture and typically only after I've worn the tire very thin (I can count on 1 hand how many punctures I've had over the past 4 years... riding between 3 and 4000+ miles/yr.)

Rolling resistance on these is excellent. I typically roll by guys downhill on $10k bikes with Conti's on a regular basis.... and I'm not a big heavy rider. Always wondered why until I realized the tires have excellent rolling resistance. Ok so Conti's are good tires as well but I've always had more flats with the Gatorskins than Durano's.... and... the Gators are way more expensive! Just my opinion though.

Reviewed 8/26/2020
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Not durable and not fast
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by RBL
Cycling Enthusiast
Norther Nevada
1 of 1 customers found this review helpful.

I had a flat on my second ride. I have had 3 more flats since then (in just a couple of months) I've been riding for many years and have never had so many flats, they just do not seem to hold up on the Nevada roads. I expected better durability. The also fit very tight and are hard to manage when I have needed to change the flats. Rather disappointed overall.

Reviewed 11/15/2020
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I can ride with confidence that I won't be on the side of the road fixiing a flat.
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by tg16
Cycling Enthusiast
Baton Rouge, LA
6 of 6 customers found this review helpful.

I installed these tires and ride on good and bad roads alike. There are a few places where the roads are torn up around a local bayou and I go over them without a worry. My priority was flat resistance, however, I have found these tires to roll and corner better than I had hoped. I did one duathlon in a rural are and the tire performed well.

I inflate to 100psi and run the 700x25's.

Reviewed 5/11/2015
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difficult to mount on Mavic700 c rims. 2 flats within first 300 miles of use. bad luck or over-rated puncture resistance?
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by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Connecticut

difficult to mount on Mavic700 c rims. 2 flats within first 300 miles of use. bad luck or over-rated puncture resistance?

Reviewed 6/4/2022
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El Mejor
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by Jack
Cycling Enthusiast
Orlando
5 of 5 customers found this review helpful.

El mejor I believe translates to the 'the best'. I've tried all the major brands over the last decade but none match the combination of durability and ride quality. They handle well wet and corner well at the limits of my ability. I've never had a flat. I've dug out some glass and had some cuts but nothing has gotten thru the 'smart guard'. I cut one in half after I wore it out, the smart guard is a great layer in the road contact area, the side walls are thick but still flex well. FYI, I'm 90 Kg and use the 25's on my carbon bike. I also have 3 other bikes with tires from 700-28 to my 29er, I've got Schwalbes on all of them.

Reviewed 11/22/2014
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No flats in 10 months
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by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
Johns Creek, GA
3 of 6 customers found this review helpful.

Seems to grip well. No flats since I put them on 10 months ago. Probably have 2-3 K miles on them.

Reviewed 8/29/2014
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One tough tire
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by Fred
Cycling Enthusiast
Carmichael, CA
2 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

I commute a few times a week and ride through areas of rough road and debris. I need a tire with good flat prevention and longevity. I had heard good things about Schwalbe and I am glad I tried them. They ride smoother than I expected and tract very well even in cornering. These are tough tires. I like them better than the Michelin Krylion. Much better!

Reviewed 6/19/2014
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Use this tire to battle brutal roads at speed and with confidence.
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by Anonymous
Cycling Enthusiast
4 of 5 customers found this review helpful.

I bought this tire in a 25 to race the Battenkill road race in upstate New York this year, which features 65 miles on a mix of mediocre pavement and terrible dirt, and this tire road like a dream, cornering confidently on wet pavement at fifty miles an hour and descending dirt at forty without fear of flats or slip-outs. I won't ride them again until I'm racing again on dirt or cobbles, but these tires are worth every penny and every extra gram.

Reviewed 4/6/2014
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mileage eaters
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by rain rider
Competitive Racer
oregon
3 of 4 customers found this review helpful.

I bought these tires to replace some 25c Gatorskins and haven't found any problems with them thus far. I ride in the rain and these are my winter tires. The performance is fine and the ride smooth enough to do club rides or long solo rides

Reviewed 2/24/2014
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the best tire i have ever used!
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by steve
Cycling Enthusiast
eastern oregon
3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.

I have the first set of schwalbe durano plus road tires and I have 3200 miles on my front tire and I had one flat on it,it was a large piece of glass.i have about 1200 miles on my rear tire and have had one flat on it.i am a large rider I am 215 lbs.and I ride 10,000 a year and ride on a lot of bad roads and bad weather with gravel and glass nails you name it!i think they are great tires and I just received a new set so when the first set wears out I have a new set!

Reviewed 2/14/2014
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Great long lasting tire
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by Bob
Cycling Enthusiast
Walla Walla, WA
1 of 2 customers found this review helpful.

Durable, smooth, and relatively puncture resistant

Reviewed 1/9/2014
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Best all around training/touring tire
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by Jack
Cycling Enthusiast
Orlando
4 of 4 customers found this review helpful.

I ride 1000 mi/month. Commuting and randoneuring. These are my go-to tires. I use 700-28s on my brevet bike and 25s on my carbon commuter. I've never flatted. I wear these out first. I'm 200s and get 3500-4000 miles out of a set. They are the best I've found for this application. I use lighter, more grippy tires on my 'speedster'.

Reviewed 12/17/2013
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