[Closed] decent light ish 24" tyres...?

rocket ron's 24x2.10 ~ 445g (folding)
kenda kenetic's 24x2.35 ~750g (wire)
Hutchenson toro 24x2.0 ~640g (wire)

while the rons are the lightest they don't fit very well and you end up with an egg shape. They are also very thin, not very grippy and wear out ridiculously fast.

Conti explorers are what I have on the kids 24 islabike.
Had them in 20" as well

schwalbe Black Jack £15 and 700g

High roller £25 and 800g

high rollers for £25 where? also are they not about 1100g?

My error /mis read HOLY roller

http://www.tartybikes.co.uk/24_inch_tyres/maxxis_holy_roller_24_inch/c85p11217.html

Looking at the tread pattern not a MTB tyre
]Apologies

Thanks for the replies, I'll go have a look at those toros...

My kids have used the 24" Rons for a few years. I haven't seen any of the problems mentioned above. Originally running tubes, now have them set up tubeless.

have a look at the bead and you'll see its uneven round the rim. as for the wear, depends where you cycle I suppose.

poah where did you source the toros?

I have a pair of schwalbe black jacks for sale including tubes if your interested. Email is in my profile.

Thanks

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My lad's rocket Rons, from a German web store, have been great, and again, I haven't had the issues described above. Good volume off road tyre and have improved confidence on rougher ground.

I've been wondering about these:
650g
Maxxis Snyper Dirt Dual EXO 24x2.00
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Edit: Just seen these too:
http://www.bike24.com/p210308.html

Kendra SB8s?

I have checked the Rons as I have fitted them and honestly haven't seen any problems. My son was using them on a fairly wide set of rims, with tubes, now on my daughters bike setup tubeless on Crest rims. My daughter is only 6 , so isn't giving them a tough life yet, but my son used them loads. Everywhere from Swinley to Afan. The biggest issue he had was a series of snakebite punctures from heavy landings.