Review on Goodyear Ultra Grip Ice Arctic 195/60 R15 88T winter by Radko Kapralov ᠌

Three years of skating Transmission Type FF-2 Automatic R15 \ 195 \ 65 - The rubber was great because it was consistent and easy to use on any surface. My home is perched on a 300-meter incline with two sharp turns (a 90° left at the start of the climb and a right 90° right midway up). The road is barely swept, yet it climbs competently, demolishes curves in a predictable and manageable fashion, climbs out of someone else's rut competently, allows you to start on the rise and steer nicely backwards on the descent, etc. Noise, in their opinion, is worthless. After Goodyear, I decided to switch to Hakku-9, which has a louder, more distinctive noise on the pavement than my old shoes did not. Hakke-9 reports that the steering has gotten heavier, the roll-on and run-out have decreased, and the acceleration has slowed. Let's see how this winter pans out, but Ice Arctic is a lot more fun to ride on the streets.