Continental Sprinter Tubular Folding with BlackChili SafetySystem Breaker Bicycle Tires

Engineered for explosive speed and cornering precision, this tubular tire delivers the winning edge for competitive criteriums and triathlons. A neutral, slick profile provides a direct, road-hugging feel, efficiently translating every watt of power into forward motion for confident handling and rapid acceleration. They're built to go full speed ahead!

Advanced Construction for Race-Day Reliability

Built with premium compound technology, this tire strikes the perfect balance between low rolling resistance and reliable grip. Its design guarantees race-day efficiency without sacrificing dependable durability.

• Robust Puncture Protection: A reinforced breaker layer provides reliable protection against punctures without compromising the tire's natural suppleness. This lets you push harder with fewer worries.

• Lightweight Folding Design: The folding construction minimizes weight and maximizes ride quality, significantly enhancing responsiveness during sprint finishes and technical maneuvering.

• High-Grip Compound: Provides confident traction across varied road conditions, ensuring secure performance when cornering at speed.

• Supple Casing: The lightweight and pliable casing maximizes overall speed and contributes to rider comfort during long efforts.

Optimal for High-Speed Disciplines

Whether you’re chasing a personal record (PR) or the podium, this race-focused tubular offers the complete package for high-speed performance:

• Fast Road Connection: Neutral slick tread for immediate feedback and a quick connection to the road.

• Race-Ready Setup: Folding design is tailored for efficient, hassle-free installation.

This tire is the ideal choice for competitive riders seeking a responsive, aerodynamic solution that excels in high-speed efforts, sharp turns, and quick transitions. Simply mount up, dial in your pressure, and experience the seamless blend of speed, grip, and protection—perfect for criterium circuits, time trials (TT), and the ultimate triathlon race day.