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The same except it's better on roots and wet logs. The studs dig in and you can drive over slippery logs at 45 degrees. But they leave marks and ruin more of the trees roots so they should only be used when it's too icy, and they are expensive and driving a normal trail in the forest ruin them quite quickly.
I have two sets. One for winter trails (everything from normal muddy enduro to ice and snow), and one for ice (so the studs are long and sharp.
I have two sets. One for winter trails (everything from normal muddy enduro to ice and snow), and one for ice (so the studs are long and sharp.