Schwalbe Durano Tires - Clincher

3/5 (3 Reviews)


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Product Description

A high mileage tire that still offers race performance. Great choice for riders looking for a long wearing tire with excellent performance. RaceGuard puncture protection belt. With it's excellent traction, the Durano is particularly well suited to wet winter training rides. Two sizes available:26"x1.1" (28-559) 260g, 115psi max, folding. 26"x1.35" (35-559) 395g, 95psi max, wirebead. This size is used on modern mountain bikes and many recumbents and hybrids. Note that this tire (particularly t...


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User Reviews

Overall Rating:2
Value Rating:3
Submitted by Rich Kling a Recreational Rider

Date Reviewed: July 17, 2011

Strengths:    Good ride for a high pressure tire. With the exception of the out of round problem I like them.

Weaknesses:    Way out of round. Dealer says Schwalbe will replace tires. Hopefully next set will be better.

Bottom Line:   
I purchased Schwalbe Durano 20X1.1 tires and had them installed on the front of my recumbent trike. On my first ride I noticed the tires appeared out of round. At the end of the 37 mile ride one of them was worse causing the wheel to hop.


Overall Rating:2
Value Rating:3
Submitted by Bob a Recreational Rider

Date Reviewed: June 6, 2011

Strengths:    General durability, but see comments above

Weaknesses:    Suspect quality. Out of round and possible separation.

Bottom Line:   
Tires are suspect. Both front and rear are out of round. Noticeable high spot on each.
Rims are confirmed round. After 600 miles both tires exhibiting signs of delaminating.

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Favorite Ride:   Anything in the mountains

Price Paid:    $40.00

Purchased At:   On line

Similar Products Used:   Michelin

Bike Setup:   Performance Road


Overall Rating:5
Value Rating:5
Submitted by Clinton a Commuter

Date Reviewed: December 14, 2010

Strengths:    Very puncture-resistant, good handling

Weaknesses:    None that are not inherent with any tire.

Bottom Line:   
Purchased to compare with Specialized Armadillo All-Conditions. 'Dillos are excellent, but at over 400g@, I needed something a bit lighter for the occasional mountain climb. The Duranos are , I suspect, the renamed Stelvio model in the Schwalbe line, though I never owned any under that name.
Duranos were not as difficult to mount as 'Dillos, and probably come in ca 250g or thereabouts. I use them on the front, and since I am too lazy to rotate tires, I sometimes have the 'Dillos on back, when I wear out the rear Durano, which took me about 2.5k miles.
Minimal siping means wear may be difficult to detect. Handling is more than adequate, I have not used super-puncture resistant tires that can compare for handling to Michelin Lithions or less expensive training tires. But since I am a commuter, the Lithions and Conty Ultras, etc would not hold up to the conditions under which I have to get to and from work.
I recommend the Duranos, they are only available online in my area, LBS do not carry them.

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Favorite Ride:   Anywhere mostly on a road

Price Paid:    $45.00

Purchased At:   biketiresdirect

Similar Products Used:   Specialized Armadillo All-Conditions

Bike Setup:   2007 S-Works Roubaix
Spec crank with Camoy drivetrain
Neuvation R/28 wheels



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