Stop-A-Flat Puncture Proof Bicycle Inner Tube, 26 x 1.95

from George

The 1.95's I got are way to small for my 1.95 tires even after following the directions on their website. Also they are a lot heavier and softer than an air filled tube. Pedaling is a lot harder with these "tubes"

from RACTX

It was way, way to tight for a 1.95 tire. Could only get it one side of the rim. Damaged the tire, tube and rim trying to put it on the other side. Too loose for a larger 2.25 tire. It is very expensive.

from Pc

I didn't give a five and the only reason why is because I have the solid black ones in my bike and I put the yellow ones in my sons bike and I think I weigh a little too much for the yellow ones they kinda grind a little when I take a turn too fast where my solid black ones don't

from Wanda

We purchased puncture proof tires in the Phoenix area due to all the thorns puncturing our sons tires. He uses his bike to go to work and needs reliability these will do the job! We have used this kind in the past and not had to buy any more inner tubes. They do make biking a bit slower and so...

from Chuckabutty

I bought four of them a few years ago. They were difficult to install, and made for a harder ride, feeling every tiny bump along the way. It's a trade-off if you don't want to have to repair any more punctures. The price has shot way up, too. I paid about $30 for each one.