Wolf Tooth Components Drop Stop Chainring

Yes i'm the grumpy old man telling kids to get off my lawn while i still run a 2x10 setup. I almost converted to a 1x as rock gardens had eaten half the teeth of my bigger chainring up front, but i bought this as a replacement instead. Nice price, super quick to install, and has worked great. No chain drops or shifting issues. Went with the blue one ... nice touch.

I installed a 30T to convert my Shimano 2x10 setup into a 1x10. It works great and I love the flashy red color. I haven't dropped a chain yet.

I'm a volunteer mechanic on our high school mountain bike team. I've used Wolf Tooth chain rings to convert three team bikes to 1X10 drive trains, and replaced many other brands chain rings with Wolf Tooth.
We train 3 or 4 days a week, and crank on many miles, both on the pavement and on the singletrack. My subjective opinion is that the Wolf Tooth chain ring is more durable than the competition, and works well to eliminate chain drops from the chain ring. We have had no chain drops during competition using Wolf Tooth components. On my own bikes or when I'm asked for a recommendation, it's always Wolf Tooth.

I switched to a 1x setup and used this chainring. I haven't had a single dropped chain since. It doesn't hurt that it's also a super nice looking piece of kit!

Converted to a 1x11 system and chose to use the Wolf Tooth chainring. Extremely well designed, light and works well with my Shimano XT drivetrain. Couldn't be happier with the performance.

I came from a 34T to now one of these 30T chain rings. This thing has helped me out a ton when it comes to climbing hills. I got it in the bright red and it looks very good on my bike. I have had it for a couple months and it doesnt seem like it is scratching very easily, which is a nice feature. Definitely would recommend changing to a smaller ring in the front if you are having a hard time on the steep uphills.

I recently upgraded my 2x10 to a 1x 10 and this chainring is awesome. I run a 32t with an 11-36 cassette. My crank is a Shimano SLX 104BCD. This mounts to the middle chainring position and the chainline seems fine. I added two links to my chain and all is well. Beware, if you are adverse to getting stronger, you should look into a 28t and perhaps a different rear configuration. The narrow wide design makes dropped chains and greasy fingers a thing of the past.

No Drops! Works great, especially paired with the 42t rear cog.