High Road SL vs POWER COMPETITION TUBULAR review

In this entry we are going to compare and review Maxxis High Road SL vs Michelin POWER COMPETITION TUBULAR tyres. Both manufactured by different brands, Maxxis and Michelin respectively, these tyres have been designed to be used for the same purpose so that you can really enjoy your road activities.

High Road SL

POWER COMPETITION TUBULAR

A cotton and aramid casing with a latex inner tube for maximum performance

Our lightest and fastest road tire

Developed on the World Tour*

The Maxxis High Road SL is our lightest and fastest road racing tire, ever. Our HYPR-S compound decreases rolling resistance by 12% compared to the standard High Road.

A cotton and aramid casing with a latex inner tube for maximum performance

Features

170 TPI casing
HYPR-S compound
K2 puncture protection beneath tread

Features

Usage

Race

Usage

racing

Technologies

HYPR-S Compound Building on the success of the HYPR compound which debuted on the original High Road, the new HYPR-S compound retains exceptional grip while decreasing rolling resistance by a further 12% compared to HYPR.
K2 Available in select tires, this Maxxis-exclusive fabric provides greater puncture protection than aramid. The addition of this lightweight and supple material ensures that ride quality and performance remain unsurpassed.

Technologies

Specifications

700

Part #: TB00263700
Size: 700X23C Etrto: 23-622 Tpi: 170 Bead: FOLDABLE Weight (g): 168 Compound: SINGLE Max Psi: 130 Tech: HYPR-S/K2/ONE70 Color: BLACK Application: ROAD

Part #: TB00268800
Size: 700X25C Etrto: 25-622 Tpi: 170 Bead: FOLDABLE Weight (g): 174 Compound: SINGLE Max Psi: 120 Tech: HYPR-S/K2/ONE70 Color: BLACK Application: ROAD

Part #: TB00343500
Size: 700X28C Etrto: 28-622 Tpi: 170 Bead: FOLDABLE Weight (g): 180 Compound: SINGLE Max Psi: 120 Tech: HYPR-S/K2/ONE70 Color: BLACK Application: ROAD