Any long term users of Continental GP 5000 TL 32mm? Feedback?

Great tyres but definitely not puncture proof.

I've used them across a variety of surfaces, primarily on the road, but also on typical Sustrans off-road cycle routes, so compacted limestone and sand kind of thing and still found both grip and puncture protection to be good.

My only real gripe with them was from the only time I punctured. The sealant didn't do it's job properly resulting in the tyre not holding pressure, so I removed it and fitted a spare tube regardless, then found I couldn't refit the tyre. Between 3 hefty blokes with hands like shovels, not one of us could get the tyre anywhere near fitting again.

Result? A 10km walk home.

Not a happy chap.

I have a 2 year old pair of 28mm TL 5000s on one bike. Don't believe I have ever flatted them and I have become confident in taking them off road. Plus they're out and out fast.

I mounted a GP 5000 tube type 700c x 32 clincher and was terrible disappointed that its width on the same HED Belgium Plus rim was identical to my 700c x 28 GP 5000 tube type, 30 mm!  So put the 28 back on to wear it out.  What's wrong with Continental?  

I've never used them off road but they seems really good on road for me.

For quantifiable results for on road riding have a look at:

 https://www.bicyclerollingresistance.com/specials/grand-prix-5000-endura...