Vittoria Terreno Pro T50 Mixed 700x35c Tire
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  • Vittoria Terreno Pro T50 Mixed 700x35c Tire
  • Vittoria Terreno Pro T50 Mixed 700x35c Tire
  • Vittoria Terreno Pro T50 Mixed 700x35c Tire

Tire 28" Vittoria Terreno Pro T50 Mixed TLR Fold 700x35c / 35-622 natural

€62.41
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Product code
8022530037563
Manufacturer
VITTORIA

Description

The Vittoria Terreno Pro T50 Mixed tire is made using renewable and recycled materials. Its balanced center tread is designed for speed and stability, while the prominent shoulder lugs provide optimal control.

Technical specifications

  • Gravel Race casing made from multiple layers of recycled nylon and organic cotton
  • Nylon sidewall protection and puncture-protection belt
  • Eco Race compound
  • Tubeless Ready and compatible with Hookless rims
  • Wheel size: 28" (700x35c)
  • ETRTO size: 35-622 mm
  • Tire width: 35 mm
  • Type: Folding tire
  • Tubeless-ready: Yes
  • Compound: Eco Race
  • Puncture protection: Bead Shield, Anti-Puncture Belt, Sidewall Protection
  • Weight: 550 g

Technologies

Eco Race formulation
A next-generation compound blend developed for competitive gravel racing, providing speed and grip across varied terrain. Renewable and recycled ingredients include Fair-Rubber-certified natural rubber, soybean oil, and silica from rice husk ash.

Organic cotton casing
A multi-layer organic cotton casing reinforced with natural latex provides a more supple ride feel while reducing agricultural pollution.

Bead Shield
An additional layer at the bead provides extra protection.

Recycled nylon anti-puncture belt
Designed to provide extra puncture resistance. The belt is made from Seawastex recycled nylon, obtained by recycling fishing nets that are no longer usable.

Recycled nylon sidewall protection
A reinforcing layer of recycled nylon provides extra protection and lateral stability. Seawastex nylon is obtained by recycling fishing nets that are no longer usable.