I think it really depends on the terrain. Jan mentions that GB tires are just not appropriate for jagged rocky terrain like shale for example. I have been really happy with mine. I'm at over 10,000km on a set on all manner of rough terrain, wet commuting etc. Very few flats too. This is definitely a YMMV. I am a bit leery of the GB EL version for mixed terrain however.
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