It may be winter, but you can only camp out inside on the trainer for so long. Getting outdoors for some winter rides makes training a lot more fun, but road and trail conditions can be pretty sketch. That’s a real problem if you’re riding tubeless because not all tubeless sealant works in the cold. For the past few months, I’ve been riding around with Orange Seal Subzero, a formula designed to keep working through the coldest of rides, down to minus-20 Fahrenheit. The mix fills punctures up to one-eighth inch and slices up to a quarter-inch. Orange Seal Subzero sealant sells for $22 for 165oz. and has a lifespan of about 180 days, perfect for getting through the cold half of the year.
Orange Seal Subzero Sealant Fills Tubeless Punctures in Freezing Temps
- Kevin Curry
- February 26, 2020
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