Maxxis Re-Fuse Gen 2 | Single Compound | MaxxShield Tire

Amazing for the price. Great traction . Good on loose gravel. Pretty easy to install.

I have used these for years. I run them tubeless at lower pressure for a smoother ride. They are not the lightest tires, but have proven very durable.

This is a great all-around tire and works really well for city riding. I haven't had a single puncture in the past few years since using these tires and the streets of NYC are full of glass shards, debris and potholes. I recently purchased a new set and the newer version has a redesigned label on the side which looks much cleaner than what is pictured here. The previous version was white/yellow/red and was a bit too much and cheesy. The new graphics are much smaller with less coloring, making it a more discrete and generally a better looking tire. It's NYC, I don't need a tire screaming "I cost 30 bucks, steal me!" PS: The tire initially feels muted and slower until a good 100+ miles on it. The compound has good grip, but wears really slowly.

I don't write many product reviews but this tire has performed so well I just had to say something. I ride almost every day 10-20 miles per day and have been doing so for 25 years. Up until 5 months ago was frustrated by the multiple flats I was running into on another "more famous" brand. So having never heard of this one I took a chance and let me tell you this Maxxis tire has delivered. Not only have I not had any flats with it, but it also showing very little wear after 3 months. Just really impressive. Glad I found this "guy" and enjoying not having my relaxing ride interrupted to stop & perform a repair! 5 month update: Tire is now showing considerably wear, which is surprising given how good it looked after the first 3 months. Anyway, seeing this wear I knocked down my star rating from 5 to 4. Even with the wear now showing I still highly recommend this tire because so far I haven't had a flat. 6 month update: Decide to replace my back tire because it was showing so much wear at this point. However, I still haven't had a flat. I've ridden every day over these past 6 months, so that's roughly 2500-2700 miles between replacements (back tire). 7 month update: Okay, after replacing the rear tire with a new Maxxis Re-Fuse tire I got my first flat on this new set in less than a month. It was a heavy-duty construction staple that made it thru. Okay, this tire is not perfect, but still fairly happy with them. I guess I would give them 3&1/2 stars if I could now having ridden them for several months.

I bought this tire after reviewing product details on the MAXXIS website. I wasn't sure if I should buy this tire at $38 or pay $59 for the Double Compound tire. I thought this would suit my needs for paved roads and paved bikeways. I have used the tire for 435 miles with no issues. I was tired of spending $60+ for Gator Skin tires and finding that the quality of Gator Skins doesn't live up to the name. I will see how this tire holds up over the miles. I expect to put 3,700 miles on this tire in 6 months. That should be a good amount of miles to determine if the quality suits my needs. I have a guy who comes to my home to do bike repairs and he installed the tire with no issues. As with any tire, use care when first using the tire so you get used to how it performs on your road surfaces.

Excellent product, solved my flat nightmare! Great product!!

I chose these tires on 25 for better ride quality, but if you are a clydesdale then they are for you. A little on the heavy side so it takes a little picking up speed, but once on top gear they fly. Withstand very well the elements and very resistant to punctures. I still have one with small chunks of rubber missing, and still they hold in one piece. No need to pay extra, Maxxis Re-Fuse are well under-rated tires that deliver for the right price. Highly recommended Pros: Solid all arounder For heavy people and for that plush ride Tires easy to change Cons: A little on the heavy side Not a flashy brand, nothing to brag about

The internal width of my two sets of carbon wheels is 16 mm and these covered rims were perfect, their width at 76.5 PSI is exactly 28 mm. They are smooth when rolling and do not have much rolling resistance. I love the sound they make on the pavement

I think this is the best training tire.

La cubierta mide bastante menos de ancho, en mi caso he medido 29,2mm, en lugar de los 32 esperables. Es normal a veces una variación de 1mm arriba o abajo en esta medida, pero aquí son casi 3mm. El que sean tan estrechas reduce el balón y por lo tanto obliga a llevar presiones más altas. Combinado con la robustez de la goma, queda una cubierta muy rígida e incómoda. Sólo he tenido un pinchazo pero no ha sido porque algo haya penetrado la goma, si no por un bache a alta velocidad y llevar una presión no tan alta como requiere la cubierta. En cuanto a agarre en asfalto, bien, igual que en gravilla. Aún no he probado en mojado, pero esperaría un agarre tirando a pobre por el tipo de goma que es. En general no la recomendaría ni para entrenamiento, ni bici de carretera o allroad en general. Sí la recomendaría para bicis urbanas, pero en tamaños más grandes. O bien en este tamaño para bicis de piñón fijo, ya que aguantan muy bien los skids

I copertoni da mtb Maxxis sono una garanzia ma anche questi copertoncini da strada sono ottimi in rapporto qualità prezzo

Really grippy tyre, I ride the 32mm for comfort on appallingly pot holed UK roads. Can’t fault these tyres in any way and will definitely buy more

I am not a racer. Riding at 20-25 km/h, this tire is fine.