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The high volume optimized aero road wheel that started the performance all road, tubeless, hookless revolution loses the “AR” moniker and gains greater compliance, lower weight, and ENVE’s proven Wide Hookless Bead pinch-flat prevention technology. It’s the same, but better in every way. - Front and rear optimized profiles (49mm front, 55mm rear) - 25mm internal width optimized for 27mm ENVE tires - Hookless tubeless rim is compatible with 28mm-50mm tires

ENVE let the science guide their quest for the ultimate aero road wheel and the SES 6.7 resulted. Beyond 70mm depth, aero gains taper off as weight increases. The SES 6.7 strikes the ultimate balance between aero efficiency, stability, and weight savings. The SES 6.7 replaces the venerable SES 7.8 as the flagship aero wheel model in the SES lineup due to its lower weight, greater versatility, and matched drag reduction. - Front and rear optimized profiles (60mm front, 67mm rear) - 25mm internal width optimized for 27mm ENVE tires - Hookless tubeless rim is compatible with 28mm-50mm tires

What It Is A climbing wheel with an aero advantage designed to be ridden in the mountains and optimized for use with modern disc brake road bikes. Who it's for Road cyclists who require maximum versatility for riding in mountainous terrain and variable weather conditions. Why we made it Since the introduction of the original SES 3.4, we’ve implemented new design concepts across the SES lineup that result in a faster wheel and improved ride experience. The SES 3.4 features road tubeless compatibility, 25mm tire optimization, molded carbon brake track technology, and optimized SES aero rim shaping to ensure maximum efficiencies for a shallow aero wheel. Equally at home in the mountains as in the valleys, the SES 3.4 Disc is the most versatile Smart ENVE System aero wheel. Like all SES wheel models, the SES 3.4 features dissimilar rim shapes and geometries between the front and back wheels to maximize aerodynamic efficiency and rideability in variable wind and weather conditions. The front rim is 38mm deep and shallower than the rear rim to aid in crosswind stability while rear rim is 42mm deep and therefore improves overall airflow.