Моторезина Kenda K280

I've been searching and selecting tires for a light enduro bike for a long time. Instead of spikes, I wanted something more universal because I spend most of my time riding on asphalt and I don't like mud.
I was choosing between SHINKO e700 and Kenda K280
I bought Kenda because it was on sale.
So, after installation, I rode the same route: asphalt, dirt, a little mud, a lot of wet fallen leaves, rocky stones, and tree roots. For the first 20 minutes, I thought I was screwed. But no, I rode just like before, only with a bit more nervous tension from anticipation.
In the end, I recommend if you're a casual enduro rider and you don't aim to kill yourself and your bike.

I was looking for universal tires for tour-enduro, and it seems I found them. They are not for deep mud, but on wet dirt they are quite confident. Leaves, grass - okay. Asphalt - good. On sand, if you accelerate too much, it loses traction or digs in the rear. It's a bit noisy, but for this tread pattern that's to be expected. How it is on ice and snow, I don't know, it's not for that.

Fast wear, decent grip, except for mud and perhaps loose sand.
Pros - predictability, not too loud.
Normal option for light use.