Which Tyres?

Anyone have experience of Diver Pros by Panaracer? Esp 29 x 2.4

Currently Hutchinson Sector Pros, tubeless

Any idea of how wide do they come up on 17c rims?

I had them on a mavic kysirium and they still run at 27.

Flirting with the idea of building up a Surly Ogre as my commuter, toddler carrier, weekend adventuring bike and thinking about what tyres to run. I'd say I'd be mostly 80/20 paved road/off-road so something with a smoother tread would be ideal. Pretty sure I'll be running 29er/700 wheels but open to 650b too. Ideally tubeless as well. Nothing too wide, 50-60mm for 29er/700 or 2.2-2.4" for 650b.

There's been some chat regarding this brand in the ultracycling or tcr thread

Contis for you I'm afraid, just like everyone else

I keep listening to American podcasts and now think I need some fat-tyred dirt-herder shit in my life that's not a 26er...

https://bikepacking.com/news/2019-surly-ogre/

#csb

Just set up 32mm GP5000 TL’s on a pair of Hunt Gravel Discs in about 10 minutes. Held air first time, went up with a standard track pump, went on by hand. I’d heard they were a nightmare so quite pleased with myself.

Cobblers thumbs obviously . Or i stretched them a bit for you.

The Hunt carbon 30’s? If so do you have a width measurement?

Strongly considering them!
Supple or durable?

Couldnt get them on my stayer carbons so passed them on . Now looking for a 32/35 tan wall tubeless tyre as a do it all.
Pirelli cinturato 32
New tubeless gravel-king file tread
Teravail ramparts
Donnelly cdg
Bianci strada 38s

Sorry the ramparts are what I’m considering. Which option are you looking at?
They have good reviews but I’ve not seen them in the flesh think Charlie bike monger has them in stock

https://teravail.com/tires/rampart#TR7299

Bikemonger are doing the 38 tan wall but they will be tight under pdw mudguards.

Nice pre stretch I think

Aluminium Gravel Discs unfortunately

Rear went up and stayed up overnight. Fronts dropped down to 20. Shook it around and gave it another shot of sealant - hopefully that’s it done now.

Whats the internal on those?
Could I trouble you for a measure of the tyre if you have callipers

Are Compass tyres really really ridiculously amazing?

In the dry, they're pretty good. Not for the wet though.

no
and jan heine is a ****

What’s the story behind this!?

Maybe I’ll try Teravail.

uses his "impartial" blog only to advertise his company, and pathetically denies it
bought a historic french company so he could rename his one and sound more legit
refuses to accept he might be wrong or other people have other preferences
only markets stuff that works in a narrow set of circumstances for certain rich people
#wac

You just made me dip into his blog for the first time in ages. Ugh.