Magic Milk Innertube Original

I've used slime before in my bike tyres, so I have some experience, but I found the "innovative" cap and tube more confusing (the pictogram instructions over-simplify) and haven't managed to use this in a presta style valve yet. Perhaps my presta valve doesn't have a removable core? I've never found one like that before, but I certainly hurt my fingers a lot trying to get it out, and the magic milk cap tool did nothing helpful.

I've been using this sealant for a while now, and its effectiveness is impressive. The ease of use makes it simple to apply, and I appreciate the quality it brings to my rides. The size is convenient for refilling, and it fits perfectly in my workshop. I've noticed a significant reduction in flats thanks to its functionality, so I can ride without worry.

This is perfect to have with you when you are away on your bike. Being able to quickly put this into your tyres to fix punctures up to 4mm in size, instead of having to instantly change the tyre is amazing. It takes up considerably less time and effort to use this Magic Milk, it works by the liquid filling the hole and solidifying on contact with the air. It's not a permanent fix but it will last a while and is definitely a really quick and easy fix. The 250ml bottle is perfect to take with you in a bag.

Amazon Vine Review – Product Received for FreeThis is the “Original” version of the sealant the bottle doesn’t make it clear whether you’re supposed to use the full amount per tyre, but it seems to be a preventative sealant that sits inside the tube and seals small punctures automatically.This one says it seals up to 4mm punctures and is suitable for all types of bike tyres — including kids’ bikes, electric bikes and foldable ones. The setup looks easy enough, especially as it comes with the tools.I couldn’t test it on my son’s bike because he already had sealant-filled tyres, so it wasn’t suitable to mix. But as a product, it’s lightweight, easy to carry in a bike kit and looks like it would be helpful for the usual small punctures you pick up from thorns or debris.For someone who doesn’t want to keep patching tubes the old-fashioned way, this seems like a convenient option.

Priced at £12 for a bottle.I can compare this to "slime" which I use quite regularly. In fact some of my bike tyres are probably more slime than tyre at this point.Self sealing liquid sealant like this is so useful and this product works as well as others I've used before. I used this to repair a hole in a tyre which isn't currently on a bike but I knew had a small slow puncture. I pushed in about 150ml of this stuff in which was quite easy to do and pumped it up. After a few minutes I could tell in a bucket of water that the hole stopped leaking.I deflated it, put it back on the bike and reinflated it and its held firm ever since.As far as I can tell this is good stuff and works in the same way as other similar products. Its priced a bit higher but probably is easier to use.