Features

•  The tires are 29 inches in diameter and 2.35 inches wide. This size is commonly used for modern mountain bikes and is well-suited for handling a variety of terrains, offering both stability and traction.
•  These tires usually feature a tread pattern optimized for off-road use. The tread might have a mix of knobs and patterns to provide grip on loose surfaces like mud, gravel, and rocky trails, while also offering some performance on hard-packed surfaces.
• The Compass Tires are often built with a focus on durability and performance. They might use a robust casing to resist punctures and impacts, and may include features like reinforced sidewalls for added protection.
• The rubber compound used in these tires is designed to balance traction and durability. It typically offers a good grip on varied surfaces while still providing a reasonable lifespan.
• With their size and tread design, these tires are expected to offer good rolling resistance, making them efficient for climbing and acceleration while still providing ample traction for descending and cornering.
• They are ideal for mountain biking, including trail riding, cross-country, and some more aggressive off-road conditions. They may also perform well in varied weather conditions, depending on the specific tread pattern and rubber compound.