Doesn't work any better than a
"Doesn't work any better than a wick. Useless."
HUTCHINSON
Repair Kit HUTCHINSON TUBELESS REP'AIR TLR MTB
In brief The Rep'Air repair kit repair kit from HUTCHINSON will enable you to effectively repair punctures on your tubeless tires. - Complete kit. -...
Read more
Recommanded price* : 9,99 €
Regular price
8,99 €
Regular price
Sale price
8,99 €
Unit price
per
Couldn't load pickup availability
Description
In brief
The Rep'Air repair kit repair kit from HUTCHINSON will enable you to effectively repair punctures on your tubeless tires.
- Complete kit.
- Patches and glue included.
- Made in France.
Ref: 7970441101478
Informations prix
*
Overall rating: 3.1666667 / 5 from 6 reviews.
AI Generated Review Summary
Summary topics
Review topics: ["holes", "tire"].
Review highlights
Reviews
Efficient
"Very easy to use and effective on a 5 mm cut".
Practical but disposable
"In my backpack for 20 months, I used this kit yesterday on a 5mm long cut. It's easy to use and I was able to finish my outing without losing pressure. The hardest part is re-inflating a TLready tire with a small pump... However, the tire isn't saved, the patch is thin and doesn't limit the deformation of the tire which, with the pressure, "spreads" the cut. I tried to reuse the glue a few hours after the puncture, but it had already dried in the nozzle! So don't expect to be able to use the kit several times."
impeccable
"practical and effective product. glue tube a little small and nozzle not very practical for spreading glue."
A good product
"A good product, it repairs small holes that the preventive can't fill. Glue alone for holes just a little too big for preventive and patches internally for small tears."
Not exactly cheap
"Not exactly cheap, given the number of patches and the amount of glue included in the kit. Not very practical to use. You have to degrease the tire before applying, and beware of the "cyanolite" type glue, which attacks the treads. What happened to the Hutchinson drill bits that used to repair large holes without dismounting the wheel? Panaracer bits don't do nearly as good a job..."
