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WTB Stout Reviews
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Description: (
from wtb.com)
The Stout thrives in adverse conditions. The staggered square blocks provide an efficient centerline while the wide-open spacing allows the tread to pierce the trail when carving turns or braking. The softer, looser and rougher the terrain, the better the Stout performs with its exceptional stability and easy-lean transitions. The well-supported blocks stay firm on hardpack and asphalt too, but
this tire performs best on rugged All Mountain terrain.
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Reviews
Pros
Really good grip in every condition I've used it in. This one does use WTB's DNA compound rubber which is a nice, tacky, semi-soft rubber (at least that's how I would describe it) and so far I have not had any issues with wear after half of a season's worth of use.
Cons
none so far.
Review
Great tire overall. Shame WTB is discontinuing it... I use this as a front tire on my all mountain hardtail setup with a 2.24 WTB Moto Raptor for the rear. The combination is a medium speed rolling combo, great grip. No slipping on any rocks or roots yet, even in muddy conditions.




reviewed by guest on December 3, 2010
Pros
Exceptional grip in the loose SW desert area of the country. Compared to many other tires, it excels significantly. Used as front only. Price is right, too around the web.
Cons
It's a tad heavy, but that makes better in the rocky terrain.
Review
If youre in loose terrain, this is the best tire I've ever ridden. It wears in about six months or so because of the softer compound, but that's expected of any similar tire.




reviewed by dubinjs
on December 1, 2010
Pros
good traction on many differant trail conditions
Cons
heavy. slow rolling. will not set up tubeless at all. wears down very fast
Review
I didnt like this tire on my bike. It came on the bike when I bought it. It wore down the knobs noticeably after just 10 or so rides. i constantly got pnch flats on the back where this was set up and the bead wore down and tore after a few dates with my tire lever. I think it is discontinued anyway
Pros
Good tire for rough and tumble terrain. Has a stable feel to them as well as they grip very well in softer ground.
Cons
On hard pack they vibrate a bit.
Review
A good tire for those who find that they spend alot of time on rough and softer trails. If your terrain is rocky and rooted these are great...If the terrain is smooth rock and wet... not a great.