Specialized Butcher Tire

While it is engineered for gravity and technical descents, the Butcher Grid is versatile enough for aggressive all-mountain riding. Its tread pattern balances cornering stability with rolling efficiency, making it a capable choice for riders who pedal up to get to the fun parts.

The GRIPTON T7 compound is designed for high-frequency damping. Essentially, it helps the tire absorb small trail chatter and vibrations, keeping the tire planted and tracking smoothly over rough sections without feeling sluggish.

Yes, this tire is fully tubeless-ready. Running it tubeless allows you to drop your tire pressure for better traction and a more compliant ride, while also reducing the risk of pinch flats.

The Grid casing is built specifically for durability. It features reinforced sidewalls designed to resist cuts and abrasions from sharp rocks, providing the structural support needed to prevent tire squirm during hard cornering.

The maximum pressure is 40 PSI, but most riders will find their sweet spot well below that, especially when running a tubeless setup. Start around 20-25 PSI depending on your weight, rim width, and trail conditions, and adjust from there to find your ideal balance of grip and support.

It is compatible with standard 29-inch rims. However, with a width of 66mm, you should ensure your rim internal width is sufficient to support the tire profile properly, ideally between 25mm and 35mm, to avoid excessive tire roll.