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Maxxis Minion DHF WT Wide Trail 3C/Double Down/TR Tire - 27.5in

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Gravity tested, all-mountain approved.

Some all-mountain shredders don't need it all to feel good. But that's not us. If it's not you, either, then Dr. Maxxis is prescribing 27.5in of the Minion DHF WT Wide Trail 3C/Double Down/TR Tire. While its cup runneth over with all manner of Maxxis tech, this little enduro pill's active ingredient is its Double Down armor, which involves two layers of 120 TPI casing and a butyl insert for gravity-grade protection at an all-mountain weight. Take two and meet us at the trailhead in the morning.

Despite not measuring in the 2.8in range, the Minion WT still accommodates the current trend of wider rims with an equally expanded tread pattern. The tweaked design lets the tire sit fat without the risk of the shoulder knobs migrating to areas of trail contact that they're not meant for — a distinct possibility with narrow tires on wide rims. This preserves the rolling speed and cornering confidence that keep us coming back to the dual-compound Minion party, and it also makes the DHF model's reliability on soggy trails that much more appealing.

Sitting fat also equates to more air volume, which in turn makes for a plusher, less flat-prone, and higher traction ride — all of which properties are further boosted by running the Minion tubeless. This particular Minion also features Maxxis' 3C Maxx Grip compound blend, which involves a harder base layer and progressively softer outer layers to maintain durability and preserve grip and trail feel. Like the Double Down puncture-resistance, 3C Maxx Grip is typically seen on Maxxis' DH line, so it's welcome medicine for any all-mountain nutter who regularly ends up on the far side of the ragged edge.

Tech Specs

Compound:
3C Maxx Grip
Size:
27.5 x 2.5 in
Type:
tubeless ready
Casing:
Double Down
TPI:
120
PSI:
[max] 50
Bead:
folding
Claimed Weight:
1,170 g
Recommended Use:
trail, all-mountain, enduro
Manufacturer Warranty:
limited

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My Go To Tire

    I have ridden the DHF with double down for 3 years. Super durable, best front tire on the market for gravity

    Worst tire ever

    • Familiarity: I've used it several times

    It's narrow by a huge margin 2.5 it was more like a 2.0 straight up... Slid out from under me 2 out of 2 rides even with different pressures and the super soft compound I returned it and went for WTB Vigilante front and rear much better for the price ,weight,grip..... Most of all I'm getter the rubber I paid for ..... And to boot the tire was on a Easton ARK30 wheel I built....

    Avg. ride time: 7h 22m per week
    • Average ride time is based on Strava activity over the last 3 months. Give your reviews credibility by connecting your account.

    Pretty close to perfect

    • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

    Can we call this a classic yet? For as long as I can remember, the DHF has provided the best blend of traction, durability, and speed. Whether you ride DH, all mountain, trail, or even some aggressive XC, the DHF is going to give you what you need. Feel free to contact me to chat about your rubber choice at 801-204-4556 or araines@CompetitiveCyclist.com

    Beast

    • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

    This is a great tire for the down hill. They are heavy to pedal around, but worth it for the down. The extra rubber allows you to run lower pressures in the tires without destroying your rims. The extra casing also gives the tire a damper feel which is nice for brake bumps and other chatter causing features.

    ALL the grip

    • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

    Though these babies aren't light weight and don't like to go up hill very much, they make up for it on the down. All of a sudden you jsut can't get the front to let go. Just imagine the joy you'll experience while your tire is saying "I can't quit you" to the dirt. Its a wonderful experience. Even better, you don't have to worry about ripping this tire off your rim, its on there and isn't going anywhere.

    Avg. ride time: 3h 47m per week
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    big is better

    • Familiarity: I've used it several times

    put this on my 6" bike its a big tire with lots of grip no complaints.

    Meaty goodness

      Double Down DHF is awesome. Hooks up great. Also, I can run these at 30 psi no problem. Most tires i have to run 34-36 'cause i hate feeling it squirm and roll over.

      Awesome tire

      • Familiarity: I've put it through the wringer

      Ive been riding with a DH casing up front for a while now and finally Maxxis offered something in between the exo and the dh. This thing is great, a little on the heavier side than the exo but you get the extra insurance that goes with it. Same great DHF.