Evo Schrader
Premium Evo butyl inner tube for 700C road wheels. 0.85mm wall thickness with a 48mm Schrader valve for reliable inflation and easy pump compatibility.
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Overview & Technology
Key Features
Fit & Compatibility
Who It's For
Key Features
- ✓ Premium butyl rubber construction for reliable air retention and durability
- ✓ 0.85mm wall thickness balances puncture resistance and acceptable weight
- ✓ 48mm non-threaded Schrader valve — compatible with most floor pumps
- ✓ Sized for 700x18-25C tires on 700C (ISO 630mm) wheels
- ✓ Compact shipping weight (0.24 lb) — easy to carry as a spare
- ✓ Not thorn-resistant: consider reinforced tube for debris-heavy routes
Specifications
Product Identifiers
Frequently Asked Questions
What tires is this tube compatible with?
This Evo Schrader tube is sized for 700x18–25C tires on 700C (ISO 630mm) wheels. It also maps to the 27" conversion 700x18–25C = 27x1. Check your tire sidewall if you're unsure of the exact sizing.
Will the 48mm Schrader valve fit my rim?
A 48mm valve works with most standard road rims and many mid-depth rims. If you use deep-section aerodynamic rims (>40–50mm depth), confirm required valve length for a flush fit or choose a longer valve tube.
Is this tube puncture or thorn resistant?
No — this tube is not marketed as thorn-resistant. The 0.85mm butyl wall offers improved durability over ultra-light tubes but doesn't replace dedicated puncture-resistant or reinforced models.
Can I patch this tube if it gets a puncture?
Yes. The butyl construction is fully patchable using standard vulcanizing or self-adhesive patches. For larger cuts or damaged valve stems, replacement is recommended.
Will this valve work with my pump?
The non-threaded Schrader valve accepts push-on Schrader heads and all standard floor pumps. If your pump is Presta-only, you'll need a Presta-to-Schrader adaptor to use this tube.
How heavy is the tube and how compact is it to carry?
The shipment weight is about 0.24 lb and the package measures roughly 4" x 3" x 1.5", making it compact and easy to stow in a saddle bag or jersey pocket as a spare.
Buying Guide
When choosing an inner tube, match three things first: tube size (tire width and wheel diameter), valve type and valve length, and desired protection level. For typical road use, a butyl tube with 0.7–1.0mm wall thickness — like this Evo 0.85mm tube — offers a good compromise between weight and puncture resistance. If you run deep rims, measure rim depth to ensure the valve length is sufficient; for off-road or debris-prone routes, consider thorn-resistant models or a tubeless setup. Finally, choose a valve type (Presta vs Schrader) that matches your pump and rim valve hole — adaptors can bridge the gap but a correct valve length is harder to substitute.
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