Maxxis All Terrane

While it handles a wide variety of terrain, it is primarily designed for hardpack to loose-over-hard conditions. If you are racing in deep, thick mud, you might prefer a tire with more widely spaced knobs for better mud shedding.

Yes, these are tubeless-ready clinchers. Running them tubeless allows you to lower your tire pressure for better traction and comfort while significantly reducing the risk of pinch flats.

EXO is an integrated layer of cut-resistant material added to the sidewalls. It helps prevent abrasions and punctures from rocks or roots without adding excessive weight to the tire.

Yes, the ramped center knobs are specifically designed to minimize rolling resistance on straights. They roll efficiently on pavement and hard-packed dirt, making them a great choice for courses that mix road sections with technical trails.

The maximum tire pressure is 75 psi. However, for cyclocross riding, most riders will find optimal performance at much lower pressures, especially when set up tubeless.

These are 700c tires with a 33mm width, which is the standard size for UCI-legal cyclocross racing. Before purchasing, ensure your frame and fork have enough clearance to accommodate a 33mm tire width.