Which Tyres?

^ So the answer is Vittoria Hyper or Schwalbe Marathon Supreme.

edit: new page is confusing page - http://www.cyclingabout.com/puncture-resistant-tyre-lab-testing/

Probably some sort of confirmation bias when a study backs up your choice of Marathon Supremes on the functional bike, but anyway... excellent study! :)

I thought it said that the answer is schwalbe almotion? I'm not familiar with these tyres.

Me neither...

- Weight: 610g (1.50") / 780g (2.00") / 870g (2.15")

I guess there's always going to be a trade-off between puncture protection, rolling resistance, and weight, so depends on use/user preference.

Jeez.

Proper tractor rubber.

Anybody tried Compass Barlow Pass?

Just say no

... But they look so nice :(

Overrated

had them for over 2000kms, 0 p___tures - gravel and tarmac (some of the shittiest) roll good, plush, tread on rear wearing and sidewalls just starting to darken up but still another 1000km in them I reckon...will be buying more
don't believe the haters

Corsa G+ 70psi on latex rejects every flint - 1500km in and SO impressed.

Anyone want challenge Paris Roubaix 700x27?

I rode 200k with new Corsa G's+ yesterday and got three punctures, FML. They are not going to cut it for Audax like Pave's did.

Mad. Onto my second set. 500km in, no flats.
What roads?

Round the Chiltern's, loads of rain and small flints killed them twice, other time was a pot hole(so can be forgiven). I rode Pave's year round and probably had less than 5 punctures in about 6500 miles.

They just seem a bit fragile, and I cant really take the risk on longer rides of multiple punctures with a bit of rain. Will stick them on my summer bike and get something else I think.

Decent puncture protection and nice rolling tires, does such a thing even exist?

Sounds less than ideal. Latex tubes? Still swearing by mine for flats/speed.

Butyl, but would that make a difference for flats?

GP4000 & latex. GP4 Season if you want a little more puncture resistance?

Latex is more flexible and likely to bounce rather than break upon impact? IANAS

I will give that a go before dropping money on yet more tyres I think.

I have one of these, but the 25c comes up nearer 28c on my rims so it doesn't really work with my clearance/mudguards, didn't want to risk getting 23c and finding it comes up at 23c not bigger

Cool. Good luck.

Four Seasons with the whole winter on them made me reasonably tyrenoid but only a slow puncture that rolled me into the pub in Beaminster where the club president bought me a tea.

loads of rain

Lol

Tyre pressure and rider+bike weight?