Works pretty well for me. I run 2.3" Maxxis DHR II.
Pros: works pretty well
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For Maxxis exo I couldn't go below 25 in the rear without bashing my rim and getting flats.
Cons: bashing rim, getting flats
DHR II 2.4WT exists in double down and EXO casing at least in 27.5 -- I own both.
I have liked maxxis crossmark.
Pros: good rolling
Aggressor has all the traction of a Dhr while rolling a touch faster. It's pretty shit in the wet though.
Pros: good traction, faster rolling
Cons: shit in the wet
On my XC hardtail I have a Maxxis 2.4 Ardent on the front, and a Maxxis 2.2 Ikon on the rear. It is a great combo so far.
Pros: great combo so far
I just put some 2.25" Maxxis Ardent TR EXOs on my Trek 29er and they have been awesome so far. Tons of grip compared to the bontragers I had (cheaper ones that came with my bike).
Pros: tons of grip
Maxxis all the way. Seem to be the best combo of grip, price, durability, and weight.
Pros: best combo of grip
Your trails sound pretty similar to what I ride. I have a set of Ardent 2.25s that I really like.
Pros: really like
I love my aggressor on the rear, rolls and grips well.
Pros: rolls and grips well
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