Fusion 5 Performance Road Bike Folding Tyre // 28-622 (700 x 28C) TR

I switched to road tubeless about 2 years ago and have gone through 3 different brand and models of tires since then. The Fusion 5 Performance tires have been the best of the bunch. Installation in Enve SES 3.4 Disc wheels was fairly easy and the tires ride and performance are up there with other tires I've tried. Have they flatted? Yes, but in all but two cases the tires were able to recover with sealant. I just replaced the rear with just over 3,000 miles on it - the last 500 or so miles I ran it with a tube as the tire was quite worn, but can't really complain about that. Purchased another set, so I'm sticking with them.

Seals up tubeless fine and easy. I used a compressor but I am sure you could do this with a hand pumpRide quality is good but not quite as good as my schwalbe pro ones.The only complaint I have is that they don't measure up to 28's even on my wide rims. I have 700x28 these and some schwalbe pro ones. The pro ones measure 30.4 @ 50psi on my tubeless road rims. These fusion 5 measure 27.9 on the same rims.

sweet all around tire, great cornering and fast on straights. easy to mount tubeless also

Bought the 700x28 Fusion 5 Performance - Tubeless. Fitted it to my carbon Bontrager Aeolus Pro 3 rim. (It was very difficult to get the tire on and even more ridiculous to get off) I ride bike trail pavement and short stretches of hardpack dirt. I ride 75-95 miles a week. So a total of 900-1140 miles of useful life. It does hold a corner nicely and feels smooth rolling above 15 mph.

I run these tubeless with Stan's. They've never left me stranded. The sealant does it's job as long as you keep the wheels spinning. The Hutchinsons installed easily on my DT Swiss PR1600 wheels. I got over 3000 mostly city miles on my first rear Hutchinson before replacement. I'm still running my first front tire which is now over 4000 miles. Highly recommended.

When will I learn to pay attention??? These tires ride nice, but yes, they puncture very easily. Not good when you're paying over 50 bucks a tire.

Great tire, zero complaints. 10/10 would buy again

I’d give more stars but I’ve already flatted this tire via a tiny little wire. In fact, I have had five flats between this tire, the one it replaced and the other on the bike. Otherwise they are comfortable, quiet and fast. Flats are a pain because of the tubeless bead. Takes very strong hands to break the bead unless you have a bead-breaker in your jersey.

Used these tires with Mavic UST carbon rim. Have had about 4 weeks of riding time. I have been impressed with tires in regards to cut resistance and wear over that time period seeing nothing front or rear and I have been inspecting....better performance than I have seen with my GP5000. Traction and grip have also been good. I was really impressed with the tubeless setup of the tire. Mavic rims are notorious for being difficult however these tires did go on with reasonable effort. I tire seated and held pressure. I have used just 40 mL of sealant in each tire and have had almost no pressure loss in either tire over the 4 weeks. I check before every ride and continue to be impressed. Overall a really great tire. Have not had any wet riding Conditions as of yet to speak to that performance.

Fantastic grip, super user friendly and easy to set up. Grear vibration absorption. Love them!

Tire split on a ride, didn't seal and I was almost stranded about 50 kms from home. There wasn't glass or anything sharp on the road or in the tire. Had to boot it and use a tube to get home. Would not recommend. My previous tires were GP4K's and I got ~ 5000 kms out of those, this one didn't made it to 822 kms. Very disappointing.

Great tires but I wouldn't recommend running them as tubeless. They're losing 30 PSI a day on Giant SLR-1 wheels with 30ml each of Stan's No Tubes Sealant. The Continental GP 5000s lost around one PSI per day on the same wheels.I've tried reseating the tires, changing the valves and even checked the rim tape for any damage. The tires say Tubeless Ready on the sidewall but this clearly isn't the case.