Krampus

Krampus is designed around the idea of 29+ wheels and tires. These plus-size 29er wheels and tires deliver better rollover, more traction, and a trail feel that encourages going over or through rough stuff instead of around it.

The plus-size tires on Krampus put down serious traction and carry some pretty hefty momentum. Translation: you feel more confident on rough, loose, and chunky singletrack. 

Krampus makes a lot of sense for bikepacking when your route is significantly singletrack — its rollover and traction are nice to have on a fully loaded bike (and you can definitely load up a Krampus). If your route has long stretches of doubletrack or gravel, explore Ogre or Bridge Club as alternative bikepacking rigs.

You bet. Krampus rolls on 29+ wheels and tires, which offer serious traction and rollover ability on the trail. You’ll find yourself rolling over or through trail features you might have ridden around in your pre-Krampus life.

Krampus is more of a plow-through bike. But that doesn’t mean it’s boring. You’ll find a different kind of fun in the big-tire absurdity of making even bad lines rideable. And if you’re looking for a more nimble, playful ride, check out Krampus’s dirt siblings, Karate Monkey and Sorceress.