Kenda 700c Tube(Return to Product Page)

I really like Kenda tubes. They are not expensive, relatively thick, and do the job well. I always get the smooth valve because they look way more pro than the standard threaded tube.

Installed wth a Continental Gatorskin 700c Road Tire and have about 400 miles on tiretube combinations. Working as expected.

Bought in bulk because they are reliable and if you ride frequently, you know you will use them!

Tube is my primary and I keep a back-up with me when I ride. Haven't come across a reason not to like the Kenda tube. And with a great too!

Everyday use from the neighborhood to 15 miles away, no regrets, always gets you there and back, other than a blowout!

No problems. Easy to carry in pocket.

Rode these over 3000 miles so far and have had only one flats big, nasty thorn. Same tires as before, same conditions as before, all surfaces. These tubes made the difference. They may be a little thicker and little heavier, but doggone, they work great. I get the 60mm smooth for my carbon 50s.

I'm not aware of any reputable objective report that shows that one brand of butyl tube is better than others, so I don't see the need to pay more. Mine have worked fine as tubes go (including the ones with the name Kenda printed on the tube but with a different name on the box), which is to say, they will puncture when pierced by sharp objects, like all tubes.

Good price, good durability. Not particularly light weight. But a good tune for daily use.

I've switched to Kenda tubes after being disappointed with low quality from a different major brand. WBW has the best selection and prices.

I comute 10 to 20 miles a day and an occasional 40 mile ride. The tube has been awesome.

Great tube for the price. I have put several hundred miles on the Kenda Tubes I purchased and still going strong - no problems so far. I will purchase more as back ups.

After many problems with Continentals these Kendas' are working for me.

Quality built tube

No problems so far. I prefer the smooth valve stem over threaded stems.

This tube fits in my wheel

Being a road cyclist in Florida, there is a lot of road debris that plays havoc on your tires and tubes. I went through 4 tubes in 7 miles at one point a month ago in and around the Clermont. The tubes is easy to install on the side of the road and lasts a long time given your ability to avoid road debris.

Easy to install. Performs well

Thousands of miles on some pretty tough Oregon roads means I go through plenty of tubes - these are the ones that hold up best. And with Western's sale prices and quantity discounts, they're an incredible value!

If you are looking for basic, economical tubes with long valve stems (80mm) to fit deep rims, these Kendas do just fine. They seemed to be slightly more prone to puncture flats when I was using open tubular-style clincher tires, but are holding up much better now that I've switched to a pair of Conti GP4000s.