Winter tires for wet roads?

Hi, I currently have a gatorskin in front and a thickslick at the back and I have already had a few slipouts working in heavy rain. I have a fixed gear, no brakes and I am looking for something 32-35c.

Any recomendations on antipuncture tires that are quite good on wet roads?
Thanks

Tyre thread: https://www.lfgss.com/conversations/150619/?offset=7650#comment15561317

Schwalbe Marathons

This. These, rather.

thanks!

they look quite good, thanks, but also they look much bigger than other tires of the same size.
Do you think the 35c would fit my bike? Ive got clearance of about 4cm

Take a picture with a tape measure

If you want better control of your bike in the wet, maybe getting a brake would be a good idea? Just a thought

Keep your rational, practical and smart thoughts to yourself :)

I try to restrain myself, but sometimes its impossible

You're hindering evolution.

Shut up fam, if you ride with brakes like a pussy is another story
Mind your business and be respectful, rude boy

Careful he is equipped with a track cog tool now @Pifko! @hardcorejacob I would recommend Continental Contact Speed (there is a version with reflective strip, if you care about visibility) 35mm and great on the single speed but tbh cannot comment on its skid resistance as I am a rude disc braked pussy

Widest foldable Gatorskin you can fit on the front, widest foldable Hardshell you can fit at the back, don't lean™.

This is the way.

i like to use cx tyres. that way when I skid they bounc a lot and sound like I am ripping really big sheets of paper. cxpro by schwalb are good

Never slipped with tufo s33pros (tubular).

I use the 24c but that measures like a 27/28...

On a BRKLSS fixie?

Nah, bet he’s got brakes, the pussy.

Doing wickedass skids on tubs is for the real hardmen.

22mm track tubs yeh?

brakeless, seldom skid

used it on my road bike too