Nitto Ridge Grappler?

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I believe that's the Exo Grappler. They came out last year I think.

Ehhh, I take that back. These look a bit different after looking at the photo closer.

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Incorrect, think of it as something that's more like an upgraded terra grappler. So something that guns for the Duratrac, i.e an A/T that has characteristics of the Terra but not a full on mud-tire.
refering more to the sidewall... looks exactly like the trail grap
 
I keep struggling to see where these would be a good tire choice. Overland travel?

In my experience large sold tread blocks with limited siping are not great on any surface. These feel a lot like a new version of this to me - looks kinda offroad-ish, doesn't perform well on anything:
Thornbird-bias.jpg
 
I keep struggling to see where these would be a good tire choice. Overland travel?

In my experience large sold tread blocks with limited siping are not great on any surface. These feel a lot like a new version of this to me - looks kinda offroad-ish, doesn't perform well on anything:
Thornbird-bias.jpg

I see them as a more aggressive Terra Grappler, so something that is maybe a bit better weighted towards non-mud terrain but still having a really aggressive sidewall. Might be nice for people who don't need the full weight and aspects of an M/T
 
I keep struggling to see where these would be a good tire choice. Overland travel?

In my experience large sold tread blocks with limited siping are not great on any surface. These feel a lot like a new version of this to me - looks kinda offroad-ish, doesn't perform well on anything:
Thornbird-bias.jpg

Good god I remember those garbage tires. Rattle your teeth out.

As far as the new Nittos, I think they're going after the success of the DuraTracs. Not quite all-terrain not quite mud.
 
I agree they are going for that inbetween market. I'm just not sure this tread pattern is a good one. If you're not going to have big voids, make a lot of small ones. Not that a groover couldn't make them a whole lot better.

I tend to think Atturo actually has one of the most promising patterns.
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Since I've already derailed this thread.... it's pretty amazing what an AT can be turned into with a little - or a lot of grooving.
This is a Falcon wildpeak AT
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