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Re-Fuse don't compare. All forms of the G-Ones are so goddamned capable and fast. It's my favourite tyre and I'll scream and shout about till the sun rises. They're superb, but if I needed a do it all tyre, it'll be the all-road; the speed is so sticky/compliant/fast, but you do suffer in terms of longevity.
I know they're expensive, but tyres are one of the few things I don't hesitate to spend money on; it's the only contact between you and the ground.
Chak-
I see your point. It's a pity there are so few opinions on Vittoria Adventure Trail I currently use, it would be very helpful to be able to hear from somebody who has ridden both Vittorias and e.g. G-Ones. For now I feel they aren't the fastest for sure, but I got them free with a bike and they are tubeless ready, so I am tempted to just live with them and keep using and only switch to better tyre when they are worn out.
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And when already talking about G-Ones, which size is better for do-it-all use, 35 or 38?
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They're really lacking in 650b sizes unfortunately, from 40c (can fit in most, but maybe a little small for 650b benefits) straight up to 57c then 70c
Prz
yoshy
Thanks for the reply, the low mileage of Speeds is exactly the thing that together with price stops me from buying them. Maxxis Re-Fuse seem very tempting at that 50 EUR a pair though. In the end I might just continue with Vittorias until I wear them out and then think about either G-One Allround or Gravelking SK as do-it-all tyre or buying a second wheelset to have separate road and dirt wheels.