Tannus Armour bike tire inserts or solid tires?

[Phorizt]

anyone here have any experience trying out these bike tire inserts or solid tires to prevent flats for south tx public land hunts? I've tried slime and "puncture proof" tubes with little success preventing flats so looking for something better if there's anything out there. I found these which look interesting but still doesn't appear to be a lot of protection on the sides of the tires. I have a bike but I don't know much about this sort of thing.

inserts:

https://tannusamerica.com/products/tannus-armour?variant=31871978373231

They also have solid tires which are mainly for road use but might work ok on gravel/dirt roads but idk.

solid tires:

https://tannusamerica.com/collections/tannus-airless-tires-tannus-armour/products/tannus-razorblade

[Huntindad]

I would think the solid tire will rattle your teeth loose.

[guitarpreston]

I ride pretty much every weekend and rarely flat due to punctures. Are thorns getting ya or rock slices? Out of those options I would go Tannus, and be conscious of what you are riding over/through

[Phorizt]

I ride pretty much every weekend and rarely flat due to punctures. Are thorns getting ya or rock slices? Out of those options I would go Tannus, and be conscious of what you are riding over/through

definitely only thorns. I only ride for these hunts so I'm not doing any real mountain biking. It's usually caliche roads or soft/sandy soil and thorns. I rode once on a scouting trip at Richland Creek and that was extremely rough due to the tree roots and ruts in the roads but never had flat issues there.