Tannus X Wasatch Adaptive Sports

In this investigative deep dive, Wyatt Peterson from the Tannus Tubeless Division goes undercover to debunk the myth that tire inserts are a thing of the past. Despite rumors of "tougher rims" and "better warranties," the evidence from the lab and the field tells a different story.

Featuring head-to-head data against competitors like CushCore and Vittoria, this report reveals how Tannus Tubeless Inserts allow for a 38% reduction in tire pressure without structural failure. From the grueling flint of Unbound Gravel to Ibon Zugasti’s legendary 65km run-flat finish in the Sahara Desert, the verdict is clear: Tire inserts aren't dead. Discover how the Aither foam modular system (Lite, Pro, and Fusion) provides the secondary suspension and rim protection every rider needs to stay on the trail and off the sidelines.

On a quiet Christmas Eve at the North Pole, Santa sneaks out for a peaceful fatbike ride through the snowy pines, enjoying a rare moment of calm before the big night. When a flat tire stops him in his tracks, what follows is a warm, humorous reminder that even Santa needs a little help sometimes. Blending classic holiday charm with playful adventure, this story captures the magic of slowing down, problem-solving, and finding joy in the unexpected moments that make Christmas unforgettable.

Winter commuting breaks down when tires become unreliable. Cold air lowers pressure, debris piles up, and flats happen fast. This guide explains why winter causes more flats and how Tannus Armour, Tubeless Inserts, and Airless Tires keep commuters riding confidently all season long without downtime.

2025 reshaped the bike world in steady and meaningful ways. Riders leaned into e bikes, cities invested more in bike friendly commuting, and the industry shifted toward reliability and real value. It was not the easiest year, but it was an honest one. People kept riding. They explored new places, found new reasons to get outside, and pushed brands to build products that actually hold up. This is what the year looked like and why it matters moving forward.

Winter riding in Arizona gives cyclists a real advantage. While most states freeze up, Arizona rolls out warm dirt, long trail systems, and wide open gravel routes that stay rideable all season. From Sedona’s red rock flow to Phoenix’s endless desert singletrack and Tucson’s big gravel days, the state delivers some of the best winter mountain biking and e-biking in the country. Riders using Tannus Armour or Tannus Tubeless Inserts get even more freedom with flat protection built for sharp rock and cactus terrain. If you want dry conditions, steady sun, and miles that keep coming, Arizona is the place to ride through winter.