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Not sure about the bonds permanently bit as they are easy to pull out.
The advantage IMO is there’s no chance of the plug coming out with the tool. The barbed tip ensures it stays in first time, which is convenient.
I think the issue with bacon strips is that the thin ones are often too thin and the thick ones are extreme. Standard dynaplug is a very good diameter for the average puncture that doesn’t seal.
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no chance of the plug coming out with the tool
Never happened, must have been doing it wrong.
Also never had issues with size of the strips, but there have been instances where I needed to jam 2 in the same hole, which I would struggle to see possible with 2 dynaplug heads getting into each other's way - likely not impossible.
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When I've used them they've been in permanently.
If you're wary you can always whack a load of rubber superglue (eg loctite power flex) on both sides of the tyre.
You can also actually reuse the barbed ends. Just snip up some normal 'bacon strips' and glue the brass heads on to them.
giofox
Calumonwheels
in order..
shiny anodized case
can preload lots of plugs
easy to use
easy to store
"sealant-friendly repair plug is a unique viscoelastic impregnated rubber that bonds instantly and permanently with your tyre" not my words
All things gone well, I consider them a permanent fix.