Product Comparison: Schwalbe Magic Mary Super Gravity vs Schwalbe Big One Snakeskin
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- Very grippy and tough tires for off road riding. Great for muddy and technical descents or ascents.
- The spiky, slightly ramped centre tread generates superb braking grip, while tall, well-supported shoulder blocks dig up unsurpassed cornering bite.
- For aggressive riding conditions, the Magic Mary is a great performer.
- They are very durable even on lower pressure and they are grippy as hell even on wet and muddy ground.
- These are a bit of a grip monster, especially in winter, but the very open tread blocks bobble more and are less assured and drifty on hardpack.
- Amazing urban MTB tyres. Excellent quality low rolling resistance and very durable.
- Easy to set up tubeless on stans arch rims with just a regular floor pump. Once on the bike they roll really fast.
- Able to run low tire pressure, it's the single most significant thing I have ever done to make my ride faster and easier.
- Very fast rolling tyre with good off-road performance.
- They're light and fast on pavement, and surprisingly capable offroad as well.
- The new Addix compound feels confident in the steeps on wet or dry rocks and roots.
- Evo Snakeskin and it has a good ratio of sidewall thickness/weight.
- Cornering is very good and it's quite forgivilng when you're tired and your technique or line choices are lousy.
- The tyre appears virtually new even after being used over a few months of riding a mixture of conditions and trails including many uplift and descent days.
- The top of the tyre is nice and supple though, so it feels far less wooden over trail chatter than many beefy tyres.
- A light and flexible carcass makes the tyre highly resistant to scrubbing.
- The monofilament SnakeSkin fabric on the sidewall makes tubeless conversion for MTB’s extremely easy and safe - at the same time it offers the best cut protection for the sidewall.
- The tire is silent, with minimal resistance, exactly what I was looking for. I would recommend it, sure.
- Back to the ride, they provide an exceptionally smooth and quiet ride, absorbing smaller bumps and imperfections.
- Very poor traction in wet off road - wheel spins easily under load.