Review on 🚴 Dynaplug Tubeless Tire Repair for Bicycles by Sean Flint

I was a little confused by the little spike at the end of the connector but after trying a few other brands I figured it out. I've tried several other brands with my 28c tubeless tires and the plugs "blow" out of the hole when I inflated the tire over 80lbs. I recently had a 3/16"3/4" long hex bolt that went right into my tire during a ride. The screw looked like it had been stuck in a tire. I prepared the dynaplug and pulled out the screw and inserted the plug. It's been two weeks and the tire is still holding the same air as before the bolt broke. I plan to patch the tire at some point, but I'm in no hurry. This fork can be considered a permanent repair. Only 5 stars. Other brands work well for bikes with thicker tires or wider mountain bike tires with lower tire pressure. The Dynaplug patch diameter is quite small, maybe 1/8 inch. So if you're getting bigger cuts, brands with bigger plugs might work better.