Tubes: All Sizes/Types

Continental tubes are made of seamless butyl rubber and are individually tested for top quality.

Continental tubes are made of seamless butyl rubber and are individually tested for top quality.

Tube 29-inch Schrader Valve

Continental tubes are made of seamless butyl rubber and are individually tested for top quality.

Continental tubes are made of seamless butyl rubber and are individually tested for top quality.

Schwalbe tubes retain air pressure considerably longer than standard tubes. The quality and purity of the rubber mixture directly affects the quality of the tube. - 40mm valve length

Schwalbe tubes retain air pressure considerably longer than standard tubes. The quality and purity of the rubber mixture directly affects the quality of the tube.

Schwalbe tubes retain air pressure considerably longer than standard tubes. The quality and purity of the rubber mixture directly affects the quality of the tube.

- Valve Type: Schrader - Valve Length: 32mm - Valve Core: Removable - Butyl rubber - Wall Thickness: 0.9mm

Schwalbe tubes retain air pressure considerably longer than standard tubes. The quality and purity of the rubber mixture directly affects the quality of the tube. - Valve Length: 40mm - Valve Type: Schrader - Width: 1.5-2.25

Tioga inner tubes are designed to work with the larger diameter OS20 tire standard.

- Standard 1mm tube thickness - Schrader valve

Schwalbe tubes retain air pressure considerably longer than standard tubes. The quality and purity of the rubber mixture directly affects the quality of the tube.

- Valve type: Presta - Valve core: Removable - Butyl rubber - Wall thickness: 0.9mm

Odyssey's Air Supply tubes are specifically sized to fit modern BMX tires, and they are manufactured with a stronger emphasis on quality versus simply chasing the lowest possible price. On average, the Air Supply BMX tube retains air significantly longer than others currently available on the market. This is down to both the rubber that is used, and because of strict quality control during manufacturing. It is normal to assume that a “tube is a tube,” but a higher-quality tube will always last longer than a cheap tube during comparable everyday use.