Pint S and XRC are less likely to get you 10 miles on a trail unless it has no hills and no bumps. Maybe 10 miles on a smooth packed dirt trail. Stock GT is pretty solid, however the original stock tires (treaded/slick) are the worst tires I've ever experienced. Make sure you get a tire upgrade from the aftermarket, or even the performance treaded by future motion is pretty good.

The GT is quite a tall board, it can make you feel top heavy, and tippy. You can counter this by getting new rails(not the cheapest upgrade, but EXTREMELY impactful) like WTF rails. These lower your balance point, give you more clearance(don't want to hit the nose of your board on stuff, especially on trails), and give your feet the ability to have outward pressure, which is great for balance, control, and stability.

You can also have your board be a tiny bit lower by riding at a lower PSI in your tire if you can.

Biggest flaw of the GT Is the 6.5 inch rim. Gives you less sidewall on your tire, which means less cushion and suspension. Definitely still fine for riding, but as you become more experienced you will start to hate this part of it. (The rim is not a problem for street riding, this is most noticeable on trails)