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Love this tire! Tons of grip and the sidewalls have been holding up to my local SoCal chunky rock trails! Plus, who doesn’t want some of their money to go towards trail builders! Soil Searching is such a great program to support! Make all tires part of the soil searching program!

The tread,grip and sidewall protection is great on these tires

Good grip on most surface. 2 sets of these on rear and never an issue of any kind. Very esy TL set up

Ripping tires

Great tyre can't fault it yet. Cautious to recommend the soil searching though. Side lugs fell off my butcher on soil searching. Seems they don't bind well to the tanwall. Heard of others having the same issue too.

I used this as a rear tire with cushcore and it got flat by riding over some roots. The grip is good, but not being able to withstand a hit with tire insert, I question the protection of the sidewalls.

This is an amazing rear tire. I run the 2.3 (which measures slightly larger than advertised). It is very fast rolling, has good grip, climbs well, and great braking traction. The puncture protection has been very nice as well. I would certainly buy this tire again.

Grate rear tyer. Absoluetlye love it. It looks sick with the tan sidewalls.

A very solid and grippy tire.

Awesome tire. Run it on the rear of my trail bike.

Great rear tire paired with the Butcher front. Love this combo

Awesome tires

great rear tire, fast and grippy

Nice sticky tires!

Tread is aggressive enough for enduro riding, handles very well in corners. Braking traction doesn't quite rival a DHR but it's more than enough for me. Casing is a little on the lighter side, though it climbs very well due to it. My previous set of these got a tear which separated the sidewall from the bead in a section after taking a berm a little sharper than I should have. Other than that the tread wear was looking good. For the price this is a great tire.

So good. The grip is amazing. Also love the tan sidewalls.

Love these tires!! Super grippy!

Sidewalls may bleed a bit if they are tubeless BUT These tires absolutely shred!

These have been my go to tires. I purchased another set for my wife's new MTB that I just built for her. For our terrain in Northern Colorado which is high desert loam to rocky packed dirt; these are awesome. And, they look sharp too. Now what about a 29x 2.8 Specialized?

Great tire and does well on the trails!

Really love the compound. Slightly easier to stall than DHF. The tan wall is different color than other specialized tan walls but just add a lil dirt and there ya go problem solved! Waiting to see longevity but it’s great to have a good performing alternate. The corner knobs engage earlier than the DHF and I dig that here where it’s kitty litter or dust often. Nice to not have to fully commit to the grip or slip.

If you are looking for a tire that sits somewhere between cross country speed and downhill toughness, the T7 Eliminator is a good choice. The sidewalls are still supple but won’t tear on the first rock they find. To get enough cornering support I do have to run higher pressures than the Butcher.

I bought these tires for the tan sidewalls, but when I rode my local trail with these they were very responsive and I could turn quicker than my old butcher grids

I'm a big fan of the Eliminator tire as an all-around great rear tire. Been running these on my Stumpy Evo (Golden Age!) and the 2.3 width is perfect with the Royal Traverse SL rims. The T7 compound is really great and significantly better than previous gen Specialized trail tires. And now in Tan…!!! < Add to cart>

Replaced my 2.6 with the 2.3 and what a difference in hitting turns. Very responsive with no tire rolling or rebound. Holds the turn well a held its line even on loose gravel. Had a difficult time installing and punctured a tube by pinching it, but that has nothing to do with the performance of the tire.