Avoinding punctures - All your opinions

Kind of agree - with that in mind I used to use Schwalbe Lugano as they felt good, were cheap & particularly easy to get on/off the rim. I now use Schwalbe Durano Plus on fixed which ride pretty well, quite puncture resistant (tempting fate here & expect a visit from the puncture fairies soon) & only a bit of a struggle to get on!
NB. i use Pick-Up's on my cargo bike

NBB. Perhaps someone who knows more about this than I should start a thread on how easy/difficult some rims are for tyre change

Ha! a few years ago I got so pissed off with a spate of punctures that I looked into solid tyres... however being the cheapscate I am, instead of spending big on Tannus I bought cheap chinese imports...
OMG, I rode about 5 yards up my street & gave up. The rolling resistance - it felt like my brakes were jambed on. Had to use a jack-saw to get the buggers off!

also, a long time ago but I recall @dicki mentioning that he never used cycling shorts even on 100mile rides ... so narrow tyres are not an issue if you have a concrete bottom

I would suggest the only guaranteed method to avoid p*nct*ring is to walk.

Direct mount turbo.

Nike Air soles can puncture.

Currently on 32mm paselas wire bead version, very few punctures and ride is nice.

Rocking some Gravelking SK in35mm (the semi slick ones) tubeless and I've never had a tyre go down to the point where i couldn't get home. Silca sealant (with the carbon bits in it) is brilliant.

I have come back to my bike the next morning with a tyre gone down from a bit of glass but that is usually sorted by just picking the glass out and pumping the tyre up

4 pages? So much merge potential.