Orange Seal Regular Sealant - 8 fl. oz.
The noncorrosive 8 oz. Orange Seal Regular sealant coats the inside of tires, tubes and tubulars to provide long-lasting protection against punctures—perfect for singletrack tubeless converts.
- Includes injection system
- Seals bigger punctures and side wall slices, porosity of thin sidewalls and imperfections between tire and bead mating surface
- Creates a permanent plug
Made in USA.
View all Orange Seal Bike Tire Sealant| Best Use | Cycling |
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| Volume | 8 fluid ounces |
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Best Overall Sealant
I've tried quite a few different sealants over the last several years, and after a couple thousand miles, I've concluded Orange Seal Regular is the best overall seal on the market. How well? Since putting it in my tires eight months ago, riding hundreds of miles over varying terrain, in a few different regions of the country, I haven't had a single flat. Granted, some of that is due to quality tire casing, and I'm not a super endurance rider going hard 100 miles a week, or endlessly bombing rock gardens. But as I look closely at the tire, I've had dozens and dozens of tiny punctures, and a few small punctures, that the sealant simply, quickly, efficiently and completely sealed. Orange says this Regular is capable of sealing punctures up to 1/4-inch as well as slices up to 3/4-inch. I think my biggest puncture is maybe half of that, and the sealant worked so well I may have lost as little as 1psi. This may be due to my riding style (old school XC guy), but I have ridden over my share of rocks in New England, Arizona. Here's another key. Orange says the Regular has an average sealant life of 30-45 days. Then, you need to at least top it off, if not pull the tire, get rid of the old seal, and put new sealant in. The very experienced mechanic that sold me on this said that was too conservative, and it lasted longer. As a test I thought I'd try to just ride until I got a true, complete flat. Well, about 200 days later, I still haven't crossed that threshold. A good 5+ times longer than Orange says it will hold up. I wouldn't recommend this for everyone, but my point is it holds up very well, and you can likely last a few hundred miles over a couple months before it truly needs to be topped off of changed. Impressive stuff!
Orange seal regular tire sealant
Works as it should. I do not like getting flat tires.