WILD RUN'R vs Mountain King CX review

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

WILD RUN'R	Mountain King CX

	Sure footed, even in muddy terrain
	Mud specialist with maximal grip giving racers a decisive advantage.The well spaced lugs ensure good self-cleansing.The carcass width of 32 mm complies with UCI rules.
Features -	Features Performance - PureGrip Compound The advanced new compound Based on activated silica compounds, this technology was originally intended as an performance level compound, but after intensive development at our Korbach Research and Development Department Facility, an advanced new compound with outstanding grip and cross-country properties was developed. This new rubber mix, given the self explanatory name “PureGrip”, is ranked just behind our BlackChili Compound and is being used in our performance products both in the road and mountain bike sectors. Whilst providing great grip, it is also long lasting and highly durable – both characteristics of Continental tires, which are exclusively manufactured in the factory in Hefei (Asia). NyTechBreaker Nylon fabric in the performance sector Our new NyTech Puncture Protection has been developed based on the proven Continental SafetySystem Breaker. Its nylon fabric makes it resistant to punctures and cuts like Kevlar reinforced high strength fibres, but offers lower rolling resistance and reduced weight. The NyTech breaker sits between the SafetySystem and the PolyX Breaker® as a more effective puncture protection casing in the performance sector.
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WILD RUN'R vs Mountain King CX review

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