PIRELLI P ZERO SmarTUBE Tube

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Size 700x23-32c 60mm
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P ZERO SmarTUBE is the most advanced inner tube in the Pirelli range. It was designed to match the need for lightness and handling of professional World Tour riders and its first application was inside the P ZERO™ Race Tub SL. Now also available for every cyclist. The standard butyl inner tube has been replaced with TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane), an advanced plastic material characterized by elasticity and mechanical strength. The result is an inner tube that can be up to 70% lighter, up to 50% more compact and as resistant against punctures as an equivalent tube made of butyl. P ZERO™ SmarTUBE is the ultimate evolution for the cyclists that are still using the standard clincher setup and want to improve the performance of their bikes as well as those who are looking for a light and compact spare tube for tubeless-ready tyres. The weight of the P ZERO™ SmarTUBE is a wonderful benefit, difficult to even imagine until a few years ago. Compared to a an equivalent butyl inner tube, the P ZERO™ SmarTUBE can save up to 70% of weight. The replacement of butyl with TPU (Thermoplastic Polyurethane) gives the P ZERO™ SmarTUBE its unique features, a technical innovation that redefines the concept of inner tubes, both for everyday use and as a spare tube.

  • Compared to a an equivalent butyl inner tube, the SmarTUBE can save up to 70% in weight
  • The replacement of butyl with TPU gives the SmarTUBE its stength, lightness, and compactability
  • The SmarTUBE is compatible with both disc and rim brakes
  • Easily stored in a back pocket or strapped to the frame

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Nick Starikov
They roll!

They roll really well! Wish there was a tan wall option

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Robin Clendinnen
Expensive is subjective.

Like better tires you just need to try it to get why you would want it. I have ridden roughly 2 years, or 30,000 km without a flat while working as a bike messenger in all weather conditions at all times of year.