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Disagree with #3. Learn to underbike! The muddy or technical sections are always my favorite and add flavor to what would otherwise just be a (gravel) road ride.
On the other hand, here is DT Swiss's chart, which is more generous (and informative): https://dycteyr72g97f.cloudfront.net/uploads/RTM04429S28S011292/MAN_WXD10000000866S_WEB_ZZ_001.pdf
Agreed. The entire line of Vittoria Terreno tires is something special. I've had success mix-and-matching dry/mix/wet as well. Easy tubeless setup (on H+SON Hydras) and durable. A slight weight penalty for near-total…
Check out the Kona Rove if you have a dealer near you. Great value and a good intro gravel bike when tires are replaced. http://www.konaworld.com/rove.cfm