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Pros:​

• Ankle compliance leads to a softer ride
• Better control than most wheels
• ​Improved traction
• ​Lifetime warranty
  
• ​Extremely durable
• ​Seats tires extremely well
• ​Excellent for plowing
• ​Most compliant wheel in the test

​Cons:

• Extremely expensive
• Ankle compliance gets squirmy in g-out situations
• ​Heavy for a carbon wheel
• Difficult to build (require specific spokes and nipples)
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Unique features:

• Single wall construction
• "Ankle compliance" where the rim pivots on the spoke nipple
• Reflective rim decals

My Thoughts:​
I love these wheels, they're one of my all-time favorite wheels for a hardtail. They're heavy and expensive, but they ride unlike anything else. These wheels encourage me to ride my hardtail like it's a full suspension. I can get lazy on line choice and the wheels will pick up the slack. They're not the most precise feeling wheel, but they're my favorite for fast trails, for downhill, for traction, and for tired days when I don't have the energy to man-handle a stiff wheelset. They're the most compliant wheelset I've ridden, and nothing else matches them. They reduce trail chatter, they increase control and traction. These wheels aren't light, so if you're looking for a fast climbing wheelset, these aren't it.



Here's where they fell compliance wise in this test:

Nukeproof HZN V2 (least compliant)
Curve Dirt Hoops
Evil Loopholes
​Atomik FM30 with Berd Spokes
Spinergy MMX 30
ZIPP 3ZERO Moto (most compliant)



Percieved weight
​Atomik FM30 with Berd Spokes (lightest feeling)
Curve Dirt Hoops
Spinergy MMX 30
Evil Loopholes
ZIPP 3ZERO Moto
Nukeproof HZN V2 (heaviest feeling)

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