Description Tire harmony creates life harmony.
WTB’s Resolute TCS 650B Gravel Tire features a harmonious combination of astute material construction and diverse tread design that yields high shredability in untold medleys of terrain and weather and a compelling reason to finally declutter your tire collection. Equipped with TCS Light Casing technology, this tire is tubeless compatible and lightweight yet resilient thanks to a malleable carcass that perseveres through trail hazards. Square blocks and reinforced side knobs ensure remarkable cornering while slick surface area between the tread makes it possible to accelerate quickly and roll with speed.
Details:
Weight: 440g.
Suited for: Gravel & Monstercross.
Conditions: Dry to Wet & Hardpack to Loose Gravel.
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Great as a set for all-round riding with a lot of single track, or pair with a Sendero up front to get really rowdy.
by westfalia_wanderer
Santa Cruz, CA
Cant say enough great things about the Resolute...great traction (braking and cornering), surprisingly fast-rolling, and they wear well to boot.
Pair with a Sendero 47 up front and singletrack domination is yours.
Reviewed 11/18/2019
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Pretty good all round tread
by idiede
Competitive Racer
QC, Canada
3 of 3 customers found this review helpful.
I like these tires but they are a bit slow great on hard pack and normal roads, I bought these however for winter(snow and ice) and muddy conditions(spring) for both of which these tires work great. I think for summer I will get something like the x'plor mso which will, I assume, roll better on hard pack. The Resolutes however will be my goto winter tire and for muddy, wet conditions. I am very happy with them. Oh and setting them up tubeless was a breeze....
Reviewed 4/9/2018
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