Description
iGrip tire studs are made from hot-dipped steel to maximize durability and thermally galvanized with a zinc coating which acts as a shield against corrosion. A tungsten carbide tip is welded to each stud to amplify continuous traction. This is possible thanks to the exceptional anchoring depth our studs achieve...
iGrip Racing Studs Item # 715655
Description
iGrip tire studs are made from hot-dipped steel to maximize durability and thermally galvanized with a zinc coating which acts as a shield against corrosion. A tungsten carbide tip is welded to each stud to amplify continuous traction. This is possible thanks to the exceptional anchoring depth our studs achieve in ice. Please note that an installation tool is included in each box.
iGrip Typical Applications
Features:
- Oversized and pointed tungsten carbide
- Enhanced traction
- Hot-dipped steel and galvanized stud
- Big tread for good anchoring
- Lasting durability
- Light
- Easy to install and dismantle
Applications:
- 11 mm:
- Motocross
- Enduro
- ATV
- 15 mm:
- Motocross
- Enduro
- ATV
- 18 mm:
- Motocross
- Enduro
- ATV
- 20 mm:
- Snowmobile
- Motocross
- ATV
- 24 mm:
- Snowmobile
- Motocross
- ATV
- 25 mm:
- Snowmobile
- Motocross
- ATV
Part Numbers for iGrip Racing Studs
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Reviews
Rated 2 out of
5
by
craig from
not for dirtbiking.
i guess i should have known they wouldn't be enough. its only 2mm of stud. after 30km in fields ive broken off 5 or 6 carbides on the side lugs on the rear. better than nothing, but if you want to really ride the ice this will not be enough. really not worth the money in my opinion for my purposes. get bigger studs for a dirtbike. they dont poke through your tire if you get the right size so at least my tires will still be good.
Date published: 2021-02-13
Questions
Which stud would be best suited for 6 inches of snow with minimal ice on the ground. Looking to stud a ktm 50, 65 and 125sx.
We recommend the racing studs, but as for the length this would depend on your tire tread depth. We recommend checking this and then reaching out to igrip directly to confirm the best fit.
Date published: 2020-11-18
Si j'ai 6000 km de rouler es que je peux les installer quand même
Vous pouvez, par contre c'est risquer d'abîmer votre pneu et n'est pas conseillé.
Date published: 2020-12-31