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Nice fast rolling light trail tire October 10, 2023 Reviewer: John Molloy from Corona, CA United States   My favorite trail tire is the Regolith.  However, I also like these as well.  They are lighter and a little less aggressive than the Regolith.  They are also faster rolling.  I know this is stupid but I really wanted the coffee side walls because it matched my Copper colored Specialized SJ really well. Was this review helpful to you?

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Karma Pro 2 April 9, 2023 Reviewer: Jeff Maloney from Hudson, NC United States   I needed a light weight race tire to race in the wet conditions. This tire simply works. Was this review helpful to you?

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Great First Impression March 26, 2023 Reviewer: Jeff Jackson from Arizona   I'm new to Kenda tires. My ordering experience was great and the shipping was fast. The tires were easy to install. One of the tires had a small leak on the sidewall where one of the hairlike molding tabs was. I wasn't concerned because I knew my sealant would take care of that without issue. I've been on one 26 mile ride over various terrain and the Karma 2 handled everything well. Was this review helpful to you?

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Awesome Tire November 5, 2022 Reviewer: Gregg Meier from Savage, MN United States   The Karma 2 is a great tire for added traction when not using my Boosters. Was this review helpful to you?

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Great Tires! June 12, 2022 Reviewer: Gregg Meier from Savage, MN United States   Tires handled really well for the upper peninsula of Michigan trails. Was this review helpful to you?

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Stoked on these for sure! May 20, 2022 Reviewer: Kyle McFarland from Herriman, UT United States   I've paired the new Karma2 in 2.4 SCT as a front tire with the Saber in the rear. The new Karma2 is a phenomenal, and FAST tire for racing xc. If you're racing xc or like to pedal fast in the dirt/rock these things belong in the quiver. Was this review helpful to you?

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Perfect XC casing! May 13, 2022 Reviewer: Brian R. Hamilton from Carson City, NV United States   Good thing Kenda send a nice Sea Otter special coupon or I probably would have never tried these tires.  Really wanted to try the Booster Pro but it is out of stock.  The Karma 2 is exactly as described.  I'm finding it to be very good in small loose over hardpack and, like most tires, great in hero dirt.  It's an XC tire, so don't expect stupid traction.  The casing (I tried TR version) rides nice and feels fast.  The sidewalls didn't leak at all and the rubber compound feels tough and grippy.  Time will tell if they hold up to sharper rocks and other stuff they weren't really meant for.  Can't wait to give Regolith and Booster a try.  Send me another coupon Kenda! Was this review helpful to you?

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Great XC/Down Country Tire! April 4, 2022 Reviewer: TJ Jones from Acworth, GA United States   I ran Ron 2.25 for the past 2 years racing.  These are similar but there are definitely a few advantages.  1. The SCT casing is considerably more durable.  Already I have hit a few rock gardens that I normally would avoid on XC tires as they have put a few of them to the grave early.  Secondly, rolling resistance feels very close to the Rons at lower pressures with a Rimpact Insert. It's very noticeable how efficient these are, especially compared to Maxxis Icons, Ardent Race, etc.  Weight wise, they are just a bit heavier than the Ron in Snake Skin casing, however the small penalty is justifiable considering their durability.  Normally in the past I have trained on a second set of wheels with a heavier tire to save the Rons for race days.  After my first 6 rides on them, I am going to keep them on through season including training to see how many miles I can get out of the tread or to see what it will take to compromise the casing.   Was this review helpful to you?