Buy more and save with Hutchinson Blackbird 2-Packs. These Blackbird tires offer exceptional quality, durability and performance in one solid package. Limited quantities.

With the newly developed Mach Tread 3.0 compound and Swift Easy Casing technology, the Hutchinson Blackbird road tire is 10% more efficient than conventional products. It offers exceptional grip and incredible durability, lasting over 4000 km. Four years of research and development have made the Hutchinson Blackbird the fastest tire ever, surpassing the previous generation Fusion 5 by reducing roll resistance by 10% compared to other brands while maintaining a long lifespan of over 4000 kilometers.

The center of reducing rolling resistance lies in the new Swift Easy Casing construction. This casing wraps around the bead and bonds directly to the center polyamide puncture-resistant layer, unlike regular tires with overlapping structures. The casing's final layer wraps the beads on both sides to reduce air leakage. The Swift Easy Casing secures the overlapping of the 127 TPI casing into two layers, providing greater flexibility in contact, improving rolling resistance and comfort, and reducing weight. The result is an ultra-fast, comfortable, and lightweight Hutchinson Blackbird road tire that weighs just 290 grams for a 28 mm tire.

Another technology debuting with the Hutchinson Blackbird road tire is the Mach Tread 3.0, the most developed and efficient tread compound by Hutchinson. This new compound offers incredible low rolling resistance and high rebound force, increasing energy return by 25% on road contact. Mach Tread 3.0 is 10% harder than the previous 11 Storm Compound, enhancing resistance and extending the lifespan to over 4000 km. Despite its hardness, it maintains the same level of grip as previous generations. The design is based on the contemporary rim widths, with the tread being 15% wider than previous generation tires. Combined with the more flexible Swift Easy Casing, the tire and road contact area is wider laterally than front-to-back, resulting in aggressive cornering and reduced rolling resistance.