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  • Nobby Nic UST 2.25 vs Highroller singleply 2.35
  • ballsofcottonwool
    Free Member

    Any comments from those that have used both welcome.

    My mates swear by Highrollers for our local woods and I do seem to struggle with my Nobby Nics but blame it on my poor skills.

    Dylan08
    Free Member

    I run H/R on the rear of my Yeti & N/N on the front! sweet as no probs

    br
    Free Member

    I find NN's are pressure sensitive, and work better at lower (30psi) levels.

    jfeb
    Free Member

    But at too low a pressure the sidewalls fold (on the front at least) – 25psi. Ask me how I know 🙁

    soulrider
    Free Member

    if you want cornering grip.. put your NNs away and save for … an enduro race and get some High Rollers..

    very predictable even when sliding.. best all round is the 2.35 Kevlar bead 60a

    ononeorange
    Full Member

    Are the highrollers much "heavier" (in the sense of rolling resistance) compared to the Nobby Nics?

    BoardinBob
    Full Member

    Running 2.35 super high rollers at 35psi and the grip is fantastic. I discovered i was running them at 20psi for some bizarre reason and it was torture on the flat/ups but now they're at a sensible pressure they're far better

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