Comments about Freedom by WTB Freedom Sport Thickslick Steel Tire:

Stepped up in size from 23c (trainers) to 28c on the fixed wheel city machine. Tires aren't light but they are rugged and smooth riding. I cross multiple train tracks, ride on rough roads with debris/goatheads and they have performed so far. From the feel of the material, I am confident in its puncture resitance.
Tires noticeably increased the comfort of my rides with only a slight noticed increase in rolling resistance. Gription is good, though I haven't yet been out in the rain. They also give the bike a nice city look (as opposed to a race-y look).

Comments about Freedom by WTB Freedom Sport Thickslick Steel Tire:

This tire came on my SE Lager, and from the day I got it, people hated on it. But I've gotten 1 flat in 6 months. How many flats have the hipsters gotten? So many that they might actually have figured out how to fix their own flats, but they still pay actual mechanics (me) to fix their flats. There's no tred on them, but they've been reliable in the rain. They're wide so you can roll right over sandy patches. Bounce right down curbs. They're very soothe riding, and efficient on pavement.Run it at 100 psi, and try to avoid rolling through razor blade pits. When the roads are wet, and you're morning commute is ahead of schedule, and you're bored, just lock out the back wheel, and drift the back wheel effortlessly back and forth and throw the bird to world that you now rule.