Schwalbe ONE 700c Road Tire (HS 462)

Rode my first century in 1970. Have been fixing flats ever since. I'm going to name names. I hope that's alright. I am riding a pair of Giant PR2's wheels. Because the bike came tubeless, The first thing I did was contact the manufacture and ask if the wheels were hooked or hookless. They told me hooked. I have been riding Gatorskins on the bike. These Schwalbe's were on sale. I will give them a try. These were the hardest tires to install in a long time. I usually put a little air in the tube to prevent pinch flats. After having a pinch flat and breaking a tire lever during installation, I found out that I could only put a very tiny amount of air in the tube and then install by hand only. If I tried to use a tire lever, the tire would not go on. This may be due to the wheel as it has a very pronounced rim edge. First ride on these tires is tomorrow. I'm hoping i don't flat

Good road tire. Reasonably priced and good quality.

I've been riding on Schwalbe One (HS462) for years now and have found them to be a great tire for rolling resistance and being an excellent tire preventing flats. I've tried many other brands on my Seven Elium SLX road bike and have found that none last as long, easy of putting them onto the wheel and protection against flats. I highly recommend these tires.

This is my 3rd set. I've gotten more mileage out of other brands, but balanced against ride grip and feel, I'll stick with these for now.

(I've used Conti's Spec. Ed. Blacks, Michelins Pro4 Endurance, and Vittorias. All 28mm)

For bikepacking + commuter miles.

Kudos to WBW also > Great prices + Great service !

Purchased these road tires to replace my Bontrager R3s. I bought these tires with a matching set of tubes. Reading reviews and talking to other fellow cyclist inspired me to give them a try.

I have roughly 550 Mi on them and they absolutely show no sign of wear other than road dirt. The matching tubes are definitely not race tubes they are fairly heavy duty which is what I prefer because I ride on the road a lot and don't need to be fixing Flats.

I will say that the tires and the tubes combined offer some pretty serious protection. I'm 173 lb Rider and these tires just hum across the asphalt. I should get 3500k out of the rear tire.

Hope this helps.

We use the Schwalbe ONE 700c x 32 Road Tire on our Tandem.

They are very durable and roll geat.

Used to having the two small wear indicators. Not sure how to tell when worn out. Rubber seems softer than other brands. Like the tire but not sure how long it will last.

I purchased two of these tires in a 28mm width primarily for road use. The good: Easy to install, good grip, holds the road nicely when cornering, good speed, and after about 500 miles the tire seems pretty durable (no punctures). The bad: Based on my purchase QC seems to be an issue. One of the two tires is not round. It feels like there is a hop in the tire on my rear wheel, very similar to how a plug would feel in a tubeless tire after you just fixed a puncture. It's not a horrible hop, the tire is still quite ridable. On less than perfect roads the hop is much less noticable and sometimes disappears altogether. However, I would not purchase these tires again.

Put them on my gravel bike for summer road riding. They were hard to mount and ride well. Let's see how long they last.

lThis is a great tire that is durable and handles the road seamlessly. I ride 500 to 700 miles a month and need a tire that resists punctures and long lasting. The Schwalbe fits the bill. I really don't have anything negative to say about it. Another positive point is I pass a lot of people fixing flats on the path.

Great

Easy to install, great grip, fast/ safe on corners. Great looking with black/tan color. I will buy another set while in stock. This tire is a keeper.

Bought these for my touring recumbent bicycle. very fast and very puncture resistant. Very afordable