Mazza Enduro
The enduro racing tire for all conditions
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The enduro racing tire for all conditions
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Specifications chart
| Size | ETRTO | Color | Weight |
|---|---|---|---|
| 27.5x2.4 | 60-584 | Black | 1200 g |
| 27.5x2.6 | 65-584 | Black | 1265 g |
| 29x2.4 | 60-622 | Black | 1375 g |
| 29x2.6 | 65-622 | Black | 1400 g |
Hookless compatibility
| Size | Color | Hookless compatibility |
|---|---|---|
| 27.5x2.4 | Black | |
| 27.5x2.6 | Black | |
| 29x2.4 | Black | |
| 29x2.6 | Black |
4Compound formulation powered by Graphene
Enduro casing
Bead Shield
Sidewall stability insert
4Compound formulation powered by Graphene
Enduro casing
Bead Shield
Sidewall stability insert
It’s grippy on a wide variety of surfaces and conditions, but it rolls efficiently. Climbing, braking, and cornering traction are superb, with predictable limits and a smooth transition to drift. The casing is robust enough to shrug off many cuts and pinches. And it’s surprisingly durable too considering how well it grips.
the Mazza shines in corners of all kinds: loose, loamy, and rocky. The progressive siping seems to work as advertised, allowing the side knobs to bite into the trail without feeling like a gobby mess of shifting rubber. The Mazza offers do-it-all capabilities and two different casings for trail and enduro riders. This is one excellent tire.
Highly-rated mountain bike tires praised for exceptional grip on technical terrain. Customers said they provide "incredible traction for cornering, braking, climbing" and work well on rocky, loose surfaces. The multi-compound tread offers easier pedaling compared to competitors. Valued for durability and lower cost versus major brands.
- Incredible traction for cornering, braking, climbing... but felt so much easier to pedal.
- Very good grip, and you can keep the pressure a little lower. Did I mention grippy?
- The tires had great grip on the dry hard pack I rode last week.
I prefer this tire for Enduro over the race model as it rolls quicker which in turn helps it in the transfers. If I'm going for a park tire go for the race version if your running under 150 up front and are riding serious gnar get the trail
Awesome 2.6" tires for our rocky technical trails at Leominster State Forest, MA
I love the ease in which the liners went together on my wheels. The tires had great grip on the dry hard pack I rode last week.
Sweet !!
Using these tires out here in vegas, with a mix of loose and rocks. Very good grip, and you can keep the pressure a little lower, since it's an enduro tire. Did i mention grippy?
Great tire for mountain biking has a good aggressive tread, time will tell on how long a life the tire will have.
On my 3rd set on my Pivot Switchblade. I use same on front and rear. 2.4 width. Nice to be able to bring 1 spare on trips that can be used on either wheel. A really great tire for this bike. They hold up well and provide traction on par with other brands. I appreciate the consistently lower cost vs other big name tire brand. Overall very happy and will continue to use.
Great tires.
Mazza Enduro
I tried out the Mazza tires at a recommendation from a friend. I was incredibly loyal to a different brand that had a tire that gave incredible traction but was a bit of a bear to pedal.
Upon trying the Mazzas I realized the multi compound tread was exactly as they stated. Incredible traction for cornering, braking, climbing... but felt so much easier to pedal. I ride a lot of chunky terrain and these tires can handle them all.
I have since changed my full fleet over to Vittoria. Gravel, XC, Trail, Enduro, Race. And have airliners in them all as well.
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