It's been now over two weeks since I put them on. Loosing air overnight. Tried adding more sealant, shaking, ridding etc.I had two different brand of tubeless tires installed previously. No issues. Air keeps leaking through the sidewalls.

So far very happy with these tires for road riding. I set them up tubeless with no issues. Would buy them again.

good grip

Been running 42c sawtooth on my diverge, up from 38c pathfinder (difference in effort between 38 and 42, minimal to unnoticeable, confidence on loose surfaces, 42c slightly better as recommended pressure is 5-8 psi less), thought i'd try 32c. I don't have $600 dollar power meters, but running a familiar course I've ridden 50 times, I'm saying the reduced effort or speed gain from effort over the 42's might have been 5% on a 3 hour ride. it did have a "sportier"(whatever that is) feel, but hitting rocks in corners going downhill on pavement, it would defiantly step out more than the 42's. And the 42's running 44 psi tubeless, vs 58 psi tubeless on the 32's, are more compliant and comfortable at little expense to speed and effort.

It's hard to overstate how much frustration trying to mount and remove these tires has led to. The bead is so insanely tight its virtually impossible to get them on. Then, once you finally get them set up they constantly get punctures that the sealant can't plug so you end up having to put tubes in them. Which is also virtually impossible to do without ripping the tube in the process of getting the insanely tight bead onto the rim. These tires ride fine but are not worth the immense pain to maintain them.

I run these tires on my Crux for all road use. Im amazed by the rolling smoothness and comfort. they go over everything but still feel fast

Only took it out for a couple of rides, but was impressed with how fast, grippy & comfortable it is, both on paved roads & light gravel. It was somewhat hard to pull it on a rim, but two levers & soapy water helped. Set it up tubeless very easy. Let’s see how it holds up!

Love these tyres, surprisingly handle rough terrains and fast rolling on the tar. 3rd time I get them, and not the last.

Nice tire good bead would recommend

I am a commuter, and weekend road and crushed gravel rider putting on around 3,500 miles/5,600 kilometers a year. These tires have yet to fail me. Haven’t had a flat running tubeless while riding in over three years. Will be ordering my fourth set as soon as I see the gumwall version is available again. They wear ok for a 210 lb/95 kg rider plus all my work stuff in the panniers. Handle great on wet cold pavement or in the summer rain. Would not recommend on snow or ice. Ride is a bit stiff when the temperature drops below 40 F/4 C.