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The Erilium is a much cheaper stablemate to Michelin’s Krylion – even we couldn’t get hold of those rare-as-hens’-teeth tyres. It’s a Kevlar-reinforced training tyre that claims to offer great tread life and good grip.
Surely, at this price, something has to give? Well, yes – it does. The Erilium does offer some resistance to punctures, but it’s easier to pop than its pricier rivals.
It’s not a particularly fast option either, but overall it’s not bad, and unlike some cheap alternatives it doesn’t skate on corners.
