indrish, although I share the sentiments of the poster above, I will also say that it can be done, and that it's a ride unlike any other.... Unequaled in danger, and therefor, in thrills...
I too am shopping for a solution, having slid around for the last 5 years on occasion. Knobbies are going to help, but not nearly as much as you think. My idea is to take some knobbies, and put ice screws in-between the knobs, and somehow protect the tube from the inside of the tire being a porcupine....
What I will tell you, is that no manufacturer makes a tubeless ice tire. As you've mentioned Kenda, they make all kinds of cool tires, and quite a few "ice racing tires", which means ultra hard rubber for drilling studs/ice screws into. They are not designed for what you and I want to do... I'll post back once I've found something worth getting excited about.
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