ELITEWHEELSENT Gravel Carbon Wheelset Disc Brake Cyclocross Tubeless Ready 700C Wheels Center Lock Or 6 Bolt Lock Hub 35x32 Rim

*Update* - I've had these for a year now with well over 1000 miles on them and they have been bombproof. They are still straight and the bearings spin well with the rims having survived numerous rim strikes from unseen rocks.Original:I spent lots of time cross shopping between these, Hunt, LiteBicycle, and some of the Specialized Terra options. After reading lots of positive feedback from consumers on various online forums (in road, gravel and mtb applications), I decided to go with EliteWheels based on price, build quality and the solid warranty these offer.After placing my order on a Wednesday, I received a message within hours to confirm the build specs. The next Monday I received tracking information and had the wheels delivered from China a week after that. That's 12 days from order to delivery; Call me impressed!The wheels came well packed with their box still in great shape after coming half way around the world. Elitewheels includes a roll of tubeless tape sufficient for a single wrap of each wheel. This went on without issue. (For planning purposes, valves were not included).My Specialized Pathfinder Pro tires easily mounted tubeless and inflated with just a track pump. They actually held air for several minutes with no sealant.The bare wheels weighted in at 1,638grams, which is very respectable for a wide rim meant to be used on rough surfaces. For reference, that is right on par with the Roval Terra C.So far I only have a short test ride on them, but they run smooth, sound good, and spin up easily. The hub has a nice, but not too loud sound to it.My only minor complaint is that the front hub has some very minor nicks in the anodizing around the spoke holes. A black Sharpie concealed those without issue.I'll try to update this review as I get more miles on them.

I haven't put the wheels on yet, but they look nice. They claim the wheels are ready for quick release, but they aren't. You have to buy separate adaptors to use on most bikes. They are only an additional $15, but after waiting about a month for the the wheels, then realize they didn't provide that, I now have another month to wait for the adaptors. Seems they would throw it in the box with the wheels.I'm actually returning the wheels. The adaptors they had listed (with pictures of adaptors that looked like I could just put them in the hole, magically changed to hubs (the picture changed and everything). I don't want to take apart the entire wheels and rebuilt it to work with quick release, that's what I paid them for. They might be decent wheels, but they sure don't make it easy to get what you want.

Frankly when compared against the higher priced options, there is little to be discussed. The wheels were absolutely brilliant. They were true and extremely well finished. Bearing fitment was spot on with name brand bearings (NSB). The rims were extremely well finished with no loose carbon fibers or chip. Truly a bargain in the industry. Taping when very easy and tubeless setup was very easy.