I have been testing products for 20 years and the Vittoria Rubino Pro is my go-to tyre for training, racing, and even time trialing – and they're 15% off this Prime Day

Durable and lightweight, the Vittoria Rubino Pro tyre is the cycling world's best-kept secret, and you shouldn't miss out on this deal

Vittoria Rubino Pro
(Image credit: Tim Russon)

Vittoria is world-renowned for manufacturing some of the best road bike tyres for summer riding, and it's the brand's middle-range options that represent the best value for competitive cyclists. I've been a long-time user of the Vittoria Rubino Pro tyre as it balances attributes such as grip, performance and durability superbly. While Vittoria recently launched an all-new Rubino tyre to align with the company's new corporate look, many of the tyre's endearing features remain unchanged.

And that's why I still believe the outgoing Rubino Pro is a worthy tyre choice for cyclists of all abilities. For training, the Rubino Pro has always appealed to me and never let me down – in fact, I can't recall any mishaps or punctures, and it's this sense of reliability that provides peace of mind cycling.

I've used the Rubino Pro extensively for racing – both in time trials and criteriums and have never felt under-tyred or disadvantaged. I'd rather rest assured knowing I'll get round with no mechanical issues, than opt for lighter, less durable tyres.

Vittoria Rubino Pro IV Graphene 2.0 tyre
Vittoria Rubino Pro IV Graphene 2.0 tyre: was £41.37 now £35.09 at Amazon

Save 15%. The Vittoria Rubino Pro Graphene 2.0 tyre utilises infused graphene in three compounds, resulting in lower rolling resistance. The center strip and high-surface grip instill assurance in spades – particularly in the corners.

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Aaron Borrill
Freelance tech writer

Aaron is a specialist cycling tech journalist. As the former editor of off.roadcc, tech editor of Cyclingnews and Bike Perfect, digital editor of Bicycling magazine and associate editor of TopCar, he's travelled the world writing about bikes and anything with wheels for the past 19 years. As a racer, he enjoys all disciplines and has completed nearly every mountain bike stage race in South Africa, including the Cape Epic. On the road, he’s completed the Haute Route Alps, represented South Africa at the UCI Gran Fondo World Championships Road Race and Time Trial and is an accomplished eSports racer, too - having captained South Africa at the 2022, 2023 and 2024 UCI Cycling eSports World Championships.

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