Sprinter Gatorskin vs WILD GRIP'R2 review

In this entry we are going to compare and review Continental Sprinter Gatorskin vs Michelin WILD GRIP'R2 tyres. Both manufactured by different brands, Continental and Michelin respectively, these tyres have been designed to be used for different purposes. Whilst Continental Sprinter Gatorskin is better for Race Tires activities, Michelin WILD GRIP'R2 is a great choice if your needs are more aligned to mtb activities.

Sprinter Gatorskin	WILD GRIP'R2

The robust sprinter, created for extended rides and training	The trail tire for riders who are looking for grip on mixed terrain
The roads of Flanders, Roubaix and San Remo are home to this tough tubular.Durable and puncture protected carcass, ready for hundreds of kilometres, even on bad roads.	Thanks to tread block reinforcements and its 60 TPI casing
Features DuraSkin To roll with the punches Tires with DuraSkin® sidewall protection have to be able to roll with the punches. They are used under the harshest conditions. On messenger bikes, the tires skid along curbs; on touring bikes, they cross continents without wearing out. In racing cycling, they have to endure tough tests such as the Paris-Roubaix. The high-quality polyamide fabric protects the tire casing against the worst conditions. These tires stand out thanks to their brown sidewalls. SafetySystem Breaker Puncture protection with a system The SafetySystem Breaker is made up of Kevlarreinforced, high-strength nylon fabric. Puncture and cut-resistant but nevertheless light and flexible, the tire adjusts quickly to the surface below. Without raising the weight or rolling resistance noticeably, it protects the carcass against foreign objects and contributes to a longer lifespan of the tire. Tires with the SafetySystem Breaker also provide good comfort properties.	Features -
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Sprinter Gatorskin vs WILD GRIP'R2 review

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