Continental GatorSkin DuraSkin Tire

Super ride so far. Very happy

All the bike riders that do across the country rides recommend these tires. I like them so much I bought a spare pair!

Great tires, but... they have a rotation direction that is only molded in very hard to read print on one side of the tire. How did I guess wrong TWICE?!?

The best. Goodbye flats, I wont be missing you.

Cant beat the puncture protection of the Gatorskin; hence the name.

Great Tire. I ride a road bike 700x 28C. 7 months now as a daily city rider and not a single flat. (knock on wood). I Run it with latex inner tubes and they just glide thru all the dips and bumps not having to worry about shards of glass or other hazards of the road. BUT now my only concern is THAT the reason I bought GATORSKIN was because the POLYX BREAKER had great reviews. The GATORSKIN they sent me had neither the POLYX BREAKER logo stamped next to the tire logo as we usually see on all the ads and pictures. So this ran my concern and I emailed this vendor who said the POLYX BREAKER is stamped on the box. I tried to install the box on the bike but it wont fit. (HAHAHA). Later I was emailed by a distributor (maybe) who said that the GATORSKINs I got had the POLYX BREAKER in the tire, although it was not stamped on these tires. Well, I did not want to waste my time with these guys. It was just $150 +/_ some bucks. Just a warning to future buyers.

Really smooth, like them a lot. I like them better than the Seca tires.

If you live in Arizona, these are the gold standard. A bit heavier that other tires but the time I lose to rolling weight in a century ride is nothing compared to the time I lose fixing flats nearly every time I ride with most other brands.

I bought a new bike and did not have gator skins tires on it. Had two flats and decided to buy them. I had gator skins on my old bike and went over 3 years with out a flat. Well worth the money.

Got to give 5 stars because without these, I am replacing tubes weekly. Goatheads may eventually puncture through, but not as often as regular tires