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WTB ExiWolf Reviews
Mountain Biking > Mountain Bike Gear > Tires
Description
The ExiWolf is truly multi-talented. It combines the quick-rolling agility of an XC race tire with the consistent traction of a substantial trail tire. Featuring a deep tread pattern with loads of working edges and spikey, soil-piercing side knobs, the ExiWolf boasts impressive performance on any terrain, in any condition. It provides lively handling, predictable stability and tackles rocks and rough terrain with ease.
The ExiWolf is truly multi-talented. It combines the quick-rolling agility of an XC race tire with the consistent traction of a substantial trail tire. Featuring a deep tread pattern with loads of working edges and spikey, soil-piercing side knobs, the ExiWolf boasts impressive performance on any terrain, in any condition. It provides lively handling, predictable stability and tackles rocks and rough terrain with ease.
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Pros: Rolls Nice, Relatively Lightweight, Climbs decent.
Cons: Bead, took some time to seat it well on 2010 Mavic rims.
Recommendation: So far, it rolls well, and climbs pretty good. I use this tire as a rear tire on my Dakar XCT, replacing my Nevegal 2.1. It rolls much better. Rode it once, at 40psi with Maxxis Ignitor 2.1 on front, but it was 33 degrees, snow/sleet on mostly rolling snow/leaf covered hardpack and it performed pretty good in the corners and on climbs, even in the soft stuff. I never worried about the tire. The few smaller rocks and roots didn't make much difference, either.