Kenda Standard 700c Presta Valve Tube

Very good been using them for years

The tube worked exactly as advertised. No leaks & no problems.

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Hard to rate a tube vs another, but the valves are holding and no defects

I bought two tubes to replace old ones. I like the long stem. The tubes look hardy and solid. Installing them was easy and I like the value for the money. I'll be ordering more.

had a couple of other Kenda's fail where the valve stem meets the rubber. They lasted 10 years, but both failed within a week. Hoping for better with these. Not a lot of choices in the tube market.

Able to remove core to squirt 2 ounces of SLIME. Usually gets me back home.

I've noticed over time that Kenda tubes seem to last longer. I've re-used them occasionally with new tires, and they're often fine.

Good value. Continental tubes are lighter but my last batch of them had 3 bad valves so using the Kenda

They hold air! Reasonably priced makes it easy to stock a few spares.

This is my goto bike tube. I have used Kenda tubes for years.

Good tubes and competitively priced

I use these tubes in Continental tires and haven't had a failure yet. I can ride a week before I feel the need to top off the air pressure. I usually ride at 75psi.

Used in a classic bike restoration

Tubes are of good quality. They are easy to install and remove the core to add sealant. I live on rough roads, 700 miles so far no flats.

Discounted commodity purchase. Air loss at about 2%-3% daily. If using long stems on shallow rims, be sure that value stem is secure or some flats will occur at valve base. Have patched and the repair provided a lasting seal and a useful tube. Many punctures seem to happen near a seam, so patching is useless.

Work well easy to install and price was good

Work well easy to install and price was good

These tube were factory fresh not bad or dry like some you find at a cheaper price

These Kenda tubes are very reliable and a great value for the price. I would buy them again.

Solid Experience. A totally fine tube. I covered it lightly in talc and rolled it up good. It lives happily in my saddle bag in a plastics baggy.