Very reasonable weight, good grip as rear tire and fast rolling. Great price too

The service was fast, the tires look great and have awesome grip...

Planning on using as a rear tire for 120/100 mm travel "Down -country" rig. It is helpful when the manufacturer lists the ETRTO size of their products. A direct comparison of width can then be made. Specialized's 2.3" is 58mm. I measured a new 29"x 2.3" Purgatory Control at 795 gm. I suppose +6% qualifies as within " approximate". Haha. I have found SPECIALIZED tires to be among the best; going back to the '90s!!

Have these on front and rear. Rode them in Fruita and they hooked up great on the rocky climbs and loose soil. Had the ground controls on prior to this and these seem to roll pretty close to those with way more grip. Weight is excellent too.

Installed on the back of my bike. Really great in muddy conditions

Haven't mounted yet (winter) but wanted something lighter and it looks really good.

Good grip and wears well

Great tires, good for off road, but also good in the city. And the tires look cool too

Riding in Colorado with chunky rock one minute and loose kitty litter the next I’ve been depending on these tires. They deliver!

Loads of grip but still roll really well, lightweight and easy to set up tubeless.

Way more aggressive knobs on the edge of the tire. Pictures don’t do it justice… looks more like a skinny mud tire than a true trail tire

This quality of this tire is really good. Even though I have not used it on ground, it works great over irregular concrete sidewalks, which is where I normally ride about + 20 miles a day. The tire provides a smooth ride with an excellent grabbing to the surface.

This tire hooks up as good as the other very popular front tires on the market. Used several other brands this one is faster rolling and feels lighter than the others I have used. Great rear tire also.