Schwalbe Marathon Plus

I'm going to put a card here so you can check out the review of that tire and I really love the tire and it's a fraction of the price, but it doesn't ...

Great buy for $70! Personally I'd switch the forks out for rigids and replace the tyres with a pair of Schwalbe Marathon Plus.

I got a pair of these for my husband's hybrid bike (700x35c) and my road bike (700x25c), both of which we use daily for commuting over some of the most glass-littered roads in existence (maybe an exaggeration, but it certainly feels that way sometimes). My husband's I installed at the beginning of t...

Schwalbe Marathon Plus

Be aware they are pretty hard to mount and ride like crap, but they're indestructible and have the thickest sidewalls I've ever seen.

A pain in the butt to install, but these tires are excellent. Installation was tough either due to my Triban road bike tires being a tad too wide, or maybe these tires are too tight. So it took me hours (lol). But today, I rode 10 miles in the rain and it was a breeze. I didn’t notice any sliding an...

I like Schwalbe’s Marathon Plus range. Yes they’re heavy and you won’t claim any KOM but almost puncture proof which for commuting is a win.

I have read reviews from folks that have had issues mounting these Marathon Plus tires. They differ from cheaper tires because they have a wire bead and therefore the circle (the inside diameter of the tire) will not give, nor should it. That design feature is likely what gives these tires their out...

Schwalbe Marathon Plus tyres is the answer - never have a flat again - with a little (450g) weight penalty.

I've been riding on Schwalbe Marathon Plus tires for a while now and have been very satisfied. I commute through some of the parts of town where there's usually glass and other debris on the road. I tried some other tires, including cheaper Schwalbe models, and had frequent punctures. But since I've...

Schwalbe Marathon Plus. Period and no discussion but it’s a pig with the lowest performance ever. I personally hate them but they are undoubtedly the best when it comes to puncture protection.