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Stetson Vintage Traveller Herringbone - Fischgrat - 351 - OlivSo schwungvoll, wie sich der Traveller mit der abfallenden Krempe prsentiert, so unbeeindruckt und zuverlssig begleitet er als Outdoorhut. Die klassische Kopfbedeckung mit Schatten spendender Krempe versprht einen lssigen Charme und wird gelegentlich auch als Aussie bezeichnet. Zu den Besonderheiten des Textils zhlen die nostalgisch anmutende Vintage Waschung und ein schnes Velours Finish. Das Dessin zeigt ein geschmackvolles, zeitloses
So schwungvoll, wie sich der Traveller mit der abfallenden Krempe präsentiert, so unbeeindruckt und zuverlässig begleitet er als Outdoorhut.
Die klassische Kopfbedeckung mit Schatten spendender Krempe versprüht einen lässigen Charme und wird gelegentlich auch als Aussie bezeichnet.
Zu den Besonderheiten des Textils zählen die nostalgisch anmutende Vintage-Waschung und ein schönes Velours-Finish.
Das Dessin zeigt ein geschmackvolles, zeitloses Fischgratmuster, das in ausdrucksstarken kontrastierenden Farben gehalten ist.
- Herstellungsland : Sri Lanka
- Material : 100 % Polyester
- Futter: 100 % Polyester
- Artikelnummer : 2545501
- Farbe: 351 - Oliv
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★★★★★ 5
Been using it for 15 years! Not sure where the Neg reviews come from?
Size: 16 oz
I've been using Liquitube since around 2010. I use it religiously in my ATVs and lawn tractor tires. Since I've been using this stuff, I've never had a flat before. I've pulled out nails and slivers of steel out of my ATV tires but yet none of them lose air or go flat.
I think some of the negative reviews come from improper use of the product or not enough of the product is being used in the tires. I think this come from variance in formula charts that Liquitube has had in the past on their bottles and on their website. The chart on their website wouldn't match the formula that was provided on the bottle. So I think alot of people get mixed up and not knowing the correct amount to add to each tire. Now Liquitube just puts pictures on the side of the bottle with an ounce measurement below each picture to tell people how to use it. But even that can be confusing. For instance, take the picture of the ATV that they show. Below the ATV it says 32oz. Now some people probably think the 32oz is for the entire ATV. Well that isn't the case. They want you to use 32oz Per Tire! Years ago Liquitube even used to say on the bottle to use 32oz per tire on an ATV. Now they just show a picture with an amount below it.
Now you'll come to find out that the 32oz they recommend doesn't match up to the formula they tell you to use to calculate how much each tire is supposed to get. So if you use the formula provided, you come to find that it calculates out to use less product per tire than what the bottle tells you to use. So that's very confusing as well.
So if you use it long enough, you'll be able to know how much each tire will need from experience. Just make sure there's enough on the inside of the tire to coat the entire inside as well as leaving a bit left over to circulate in the tire so it can be ready for a large puncture if that ever happens.
All in all, it's a good product that does what it claims. It lasts for as long as the tire does and it doesn't freeze up in the cold either! 5 stars!
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Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Worked on slow leak… one month already!!!
Style: 18oz
Edit: Still holding proper pressure at 2-months !!!
Had a slow leak where my tire went from 44psi to ~18psi over 2-3 days… Dashboard light would let me know every few days that I had a tire problem and I would inflate the tire back up to 44psi… Anyway, I used this product and filled air back to 44 psi and it’s held the pressure for a month already !!!! Be sure to deflate tire to ~15 PSI before adding the product… it only took about 30 seconds to empty the container into my tire with the tire pressure low. Very happy with this product !!!
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Reviewed in the United States on April 6, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Excellent stuff!
Style: 18oz
Used this on a Z-Trac with a flat and it fixed it and has held up for over 8 months.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 11, 2026
★★★★★ 5
Greats stuff
Style: 14oz
Works super, has kept air steaycfor over 6 months, no leaks
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Reviewed in the United States on May 30, 2026
★★★★★ 4
Effective temporary fix
Style: 18oz, Style: 18oz
The slim brand has always been an genuine effective fix. I have been using slime since I used to ride on bicycles. Well it is not a permanent fix for if you have a hole in your inner tube it is a great fix to hold you over until you are able to get to either the mechanic or to your local store to get a replacement inner tube.
Overall, it's worth every penny and you get plenty in the canister that it comes in depending on which slime you are getting whether that's the plastic bottle for your inner tubes for a bicycle or the metal canister as I've shown in my picture for your SUVs trucks or vans.
However I don't give this an entire five stars but more of four stars not because of their product but because resorting to using slime rather than fixing the problem is more of my own problem.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 25, 2024