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Well today I popped 3 tubes. No kidding. I bought cheap ones and they held out this morning but I went back to the same spot later in the day and popped two after like a half hour and I put new tubes in and my rear tire went flat after like another half hour.

My question is, will going tubeless really stop these issues Ive been having. Frankly it hasn't been happening all that much. Last time I popped a tire was probably like a month ago. And if it matters Im doing riding thats like what you see in enduro races. Some drops up to 5' high (the only ones I hit that are that high are into transition). Lots and lots and lots of rocks, some jumps.

Am I going to experience less flats, us tubele

Just the title. Does it ever happen at BUD/S? Its a big issue with ultra runners, shit even Provodnikov got it after a fight so I figure people get it at BUD/S.

Ive heard a bunch of people say, "never volunteer for SDV". and just be generally negative about SDV

SO the simple question is: why do people volunteer? Whats so bad about it, as a outsider it seems pretty interesting, I mean, it seems like guys over there learn very advanced/ specialized diving techniques/ protocols/etc, etc.