29-Inch

- The favourite among downhill and enduro experts. - The perfect choice for virtually any track. - Intermediate tread: maximum brake traction and corner grip even on extremely muddy terrain thanks to strong shoulder studs and the aggressive, open tread design.

The Ultimate Gravity tire! The iconic Magic Mary with radial carcass provides more contact area and even more grip. - Radial carcass allows for a larger contact patch and conforms to terrain, yielding more grip, more comfort, and more control - Strong shoulder studs and aggressive, open tread design provide maximum braking traction and cornering grip even in muddy terrain - Equipped with V-Groves specially developed for Magic Mary, every stud can bite into the ground for even more grip - Angled studs in the middle of the tread optimize the rolling characteristics - TRAIL PRO version (Evo line) - Addix Ultra Soft compound - E-bike: E-50 - 1220g

- Specifically developed for the rear wheel, but will make a good front tire too - Very fast and versatile XC tread - Great traction - Excellent acceleration - Outstanding rolling properties - Addix Speed Compound: Speed, stability, and durability

- Specifically developed for the front wheel - Extra-aggressive XC tread - Precise steering behavior - Reliable cornering when riding at the limit - Sporty handling and direct feedback - High braking performance in all conditions

The Shredda Rear tire was designed for the steepest uphill passages. A new Radial carcass allows for a larger contact patch and conforms to terrain yielding more grip, more comfort, and more control to keep you on the trail. - Radial carcass allows for a larger contact area: more grip, more comfort, and more control - Almost sucks itself to the ground because the tire deforms so precisely - Slightly shallower tread depth than Shredda Front, but more stable profile optimized for radial carcass: Open tread design with scooping effect and high tread depth for excellent interlocking - Especially on soft surfaces, it generates a lot of braking and propulsion traction