Excellent traction and great price

This is a perfect tire for my bike. I ride on both pavement and dirt. This tire performs great on both surfaces.

These tires made a huge improvement in my bikes handling. Grippy in turns, fast rolling.

I have this tire mounted on the back of a gravel bike and it seems to roll fairly fast in grips will in turns.

It doesn't look like much but don't let the looks fool you. I put this on the rear of an E-bike that sees a mix of streets and mild trails so I didn't want something too aggressive. I was surprised it climbed a gnarly, loose and rocky hill that that all the E-bikes in our group struggled with. The most aggressive tire in our group was a Maxxis Assegai which is by no means the gnarliest tire out there but generally considered to be an extremely solid performer. The Slaughter GRID struggled a little more than the Maxxis on that gnarly hill but rolls like a dream in comparison. I was surprised that such an easy rolling tire would provide that much traction. I don't think I'd choose this as a front tire but it makes me wonder if I need such aggressive rear tires on my other bikes.

Best tire at a great price. I was surprised how much more traction I have on the trails

Great tire for various trail conditions.

I kinda assumed this would be the case going in, but on my 28mm internal rims, the 27.5x2.6 version is more like a 2.375. I suspect this is why they're being blown out which is why I snagged one. I am running it on the rear and while I wish it was truer to size, it works quite well. I noticed yesterday I can just pedal normally over dry roots and it rolls right over them without losing traction. I was able to stay seated more than my old tire which would require a stand up and sometimes a spin over roots to clear them. I also noticed I was riding quite fast overall so rolling resistance seems nice and low. I love finding excellent tires on super clearance because marketing.

I have historically ran 2.8's Butchers front and rear, but decided to run a 2.6 Slaughter in the rear for rolling speed. I liked it so much I ended up running a 2.8 Slaughter in the front to replace the 4 year old Butcher. The Slaughters corner like a Butcher, but they roll like an XC tire. I wanted to just use them exclusively for rolling speed into jumps, but I like them so much I use them everywhere.

Fast rolling and grippy cornering!