Progress Gv:01 Nitro 29´´ Mtb-hjulsett, Black, 15 x 100 / 12 x 142mm, Sram XD

Fordeler

• Competitive weight for 29-inch XC carbon wheels (approx. 1350 g/set)
• Modern 27 mm internal/33 mm external hookless rim profile supports 2.20–2.40 in tires
• Tubeless-ready with tape and valves included
• Sapim CX-Ray straight-pull spokes (28/28) balance low weight with adequate stiffness
• Multiple freehub options (Shimano HG, Micro Spline, SRAM XD) and both regular/Boost axle standards
• 6-bolt rotor interface is widely compatible
• Claimed impact-reinforced, graphene-reinforced carbon layup
• Wheel bags included; ERD 587 mm disclosed for easy serviceability

Ting å vurdere

• Independent test data validating the “graphene + 20% stronger/lighter” claims is limited
• 27 mm internal width is slightly narrower than the current 28–30 mm XC trend
• Ceramic hub bearings can be more sensitive to contamination and may require careful maintenance
• Brand service/parts availability and long-term hub durability data are less established globally versus DT Swiss/Industry Nine/DT-based systems
• Max rider weight of 100 kg may limit suitability for heavier riders with gear
• 6-bolt only (no Center Lock option)
• Engagement specifics and field reliability of Nitro hubs are not well documented by independent sources

Oppsummering & anbefalinger

A lightweight XC/marathon carbon wheelset with a contemporary 27 mm internal hookless profile, quality Sapim spokes, and broad freehub/axle compatibility. Performance characteristics and weight are competitive for XC use, but independent validation of the graphene strength claims and long-term hub reliability is limited. Riders focused on low mass and race-oriented handling may find it appealing; those prioritizing wider rims, globally supported hubs, or proven long-term durability may prefer established alternatives.

Bruksområder & tips

Best suited for XC/marathon riders seeking a light, responsive carbon wheelset for racing or fast training on moderate terrain. Less ideal for heavier riders, very rocky trails, or riders prioritizing maximum rim width and a well-established global service network.