Review on 🚲 MAXXIS Aggressor 27.5 x 2.5: Dual Compound, EXO Puncture Protection, Wide Trail - Performance Expertise by Matt Watson

I ride my bike in Colorado, so I need a rear tire that grips loose, dry, slippery, and chunky trails. I've used Rekons for years and they hold up pretty well but not too well on rough materials. I then tried running the DHF on the back which was very stable up and down when losing but when you get to the smooth path you feel like you are pulling the boat off the anchor. Well the Aggressor sits right in the middle and has good rolling resistance and traction so no complaints so far. After receiving it I recommended it to two friends and they all love it. For the front I use DHF and I love it.