🚴 MAXXIS High Roller II 3C EXO Foldable Tire Review

This is a nice upgrade on the original scooter. If you're into serious descents or hard enduro, this Roller II will be your best friend. What I think makes this tire better than the original scooter is the cornering grip. Both the Roller and Roller II have excellent straight-line speed and braking traction, but when you're really pushing the Roller through corners I always felt a little wobbly. Riding the same PSI on the same downhill track with the Roller II definitely makes me feel a little…

I've always ridden 2 High Rollers on my bikes, so when it came time to build my new Surly Karate Monkey I knew exactly what I needed. Although I have only had about 5 rides with this pair so far they have been amazing and I can tell you from previous experience that nothing tops them. Traction is very good, especially with the triple compound and even in the dirt I haven't had any problems this week. Also, I've never had a puncture on any of the 4 pairs I've had. I can't say the same about the…

UPDATE: 10-09 Have been riding these tires since my first review. The grips are almost worn out, but the sticky compound is quick and still hooks. Side handles were always a problem because they snapped. Usually use CA glue (available at craft stores) or superglue if you prefer. I used silicone spray from time to time to keep the rubber soft. I love these tires the most. They wear out a bit quickly in rocky terrain, but we're clay kings in the Northwest, so it's no big deal. After many trips on