Also love the color selection to give your bike that extra coolness
Great traction on wet roads!
I have purchased three pairs in a row of these for my wife's and my bike and am convinced that they provide the best combination of performance, durability, flat protection, and solid ride. We ride some pretty rough pavements in our area and the G2's handle the rough roads as well as they handle the smooth ones. For the price, they are the tire of choice for us.
I am using these as a winter tire. I am amazed how smooth and responsive they are. Note - I'm using them with latex tubes.
I found these tires three years ago and fell in love. I don't buy anything else now. They hold the road, ware well and last for a lot of miles. I good investment.
I put these in 30c on my S-Works Tarmac. The comfort level is exceptional with only a minor dulling of the razor sharp handling. I still get after it but tend to put more stock in comfort and these really did the trick for me. Highly recommended
I'm 72 and a road rider for fitness and average 3,500-4,500 miles a year. I don't race, but do a vigorous aerobic work out. These tires are durable and responsive ,especially for my needs.
My Specailized Roubaix Expert came with specialized roubaix pro endurance Tires in a 2325 mm size (whatever that means). Switched those wheels to a bike I dont ride much and Just swapped out to the Rubino Pro in a 25mm and did a 35 mile ride. Rims are 14 mm internal width. Wow. I cant comment on durability yet, but these tires roll fast and the ride is noticeably smoother. Very pleased so far. When dismounted the original tires were very stiff. First time I think I have noticed how much tire quality can affect the ride.
This is my second set of these tires. The last ones lasted me approximately 2 seasons of riding. Then they epicly failed. But they are and were far better than the continentals I was running before. Buying new tires every couple of years is definitely worth it for the value, smooth rolling resistance and over all quality and longevity of these tires.
Switched away from continental for the first time in years. Much preferred. Rides really well and way easier to change flats
With over 5K miles on these 30's, I finally had a flat. The rear tire was wearing so I replaced it, original front tire still going strong.
Good price great wear I have been getting at least 3500 miles (with rotating)
I have moved from 23 to 25& 28s wear bad run great at lower pressures
Very few flats
I used these all year long here in Oregon
I have used pretty much every brand of tires and this one is the best for price and durability.
I've been riding Vittoria Rubino Pros for the last 5 years or so. IMO they are the best value for the money capable for racing, durable enough for regular training, and snazzy good looks to boot.
Have used Vittoria tires for over 8 years. The G2 compound is the the best riding tire Ive had!
I am a cycling coach for Team in Training and have ridden these tires for many years now. They hold up well, grip the road and look good throughout their life.
This tire pricewise is very competitive compared to other brands. The tire also last a long time but that depends on the miles.
I bought them for the color, I love them because of the ride! we'll, and the color. Seriously, I'm not sure they are the fastest tires I've ever owned, but they are very smooth & handle great!!
I used this in the Eroica and they performed perfectly. 129 miles with 50% gravel, many riders with multiple flats and these did great. They rolled very well on the paved parts too, cornered well. 30mm width. Great training or mixed surface race tire.
These are my go to tires. I always get the white walls to make the white in my Cervelo pop! Im always getting complements on how good they look with the bike. I usually get 2400mi out of these, theyre comfortable and I rarely get flats.
I never get flats when running these tires and they are grippy when conditions get bad. They perhaps aren't the supplest tires on earth, but they're the ones I want on my bike when I'm on really long rides.
