Singlespeed & Fixed Gear - Is there such thing as a puncture resistant tire and/or tube???

Is there such thing as a puncture resistant tire and/or tube??? if there is i want them.
I've been riding a Surly SS with 700c cyclocross tires on city streets. I've had 4 flats due to punctures
in the last 3 months. I'm pretty careful to avoid glass and debris when possible. Are cyclocross tires
just not tough enough for daily street riding?

armadillos

Continental Gatorskins.

Do a search, many here favour those or the Armadillos.

vittoria rubinos have a PRB (puncture resistant belt) made of Kevlar, i never get flats

vittoria rubinos have a PRB (puncture resistant belt) made of Kevlar, i never get flats

having said that, you're gonna get one tomorrow :D

I really dig the low profile knobs on the bontrager jones cx i've been riding.
anything like that?

Mr. Tuffys
http://www.mrtuffy.com/

thnx for the suggetions. Looks like i'm ready to shop for some rubber.

and just to muck things up I'll throw in Panaracer paselas/tourguard, or Panaracer t-serv's (bascially a tourguard with kevlar beads for weight and folding.) I use both right now and am very happy with the performance/cost ratio.

panaracer paselas on sale at nashbar...

I have Panaracer T-serv's on my winter bike, and no flats in a year of riding.
I have a Conti GP 4 Season on the front of my regular bike and an Armadillo on the back.
I've had two flats with my Armadillos, but I don't fault them.

I like thornproof tubes in addition to my kevlar belted tires. I have had good luck with the T-Servs on my fixed gear and the Pasela TGs on my touring bike.

Penny farthings used a solid piece of rubber around the rim, pinned at the junction. Garunteed flat-proof.

Conti Gatorskins, no problems so far and I ride everywhere (no car). The other day I was at an intersection for a left turn and picked a piece of glass out of my front tire, pointy little thing, may have caused a flat in some other tire. So far I'm really happy with these tires and I use them on both bikes.

and just to muck things up I'll throw in Panaracer paselas/tourguard, or Panaracer t-serv's (bascially a tourguard with kevlar beads for weight and folding.) I use both right now and am very happy with the performance/cost ratio.

To continue to muck things up, I'll point out that my 26" paselas flatted if a thorn so much as looked at them.

I use a bontager race lite hard case with 3x puncture protection (whatever the **** that means) on the rear, never had a flat with about 2,200 miles of normal to dirty riding (lots of thorns also).

MR tuffy to save the day...good times.

rubber is overrated.
wrap duct tape around the rim several times.
no flats.