These are kind of like the “everyday heroes” of ENVE’s lineup — solid, dependable, and ready for whatever you throw at them! They have a slightly wider rim profile, so they’re great for modern road tires and even slim gravel setups. They’re not as aggressively aero as the SES series, but the trade-up you get is a certain durability and versatility for various types of riding that’s honestly hard to beat. These are your pick if you want that ENVE-quality in a reliable (and more affordable) wheel that can handle both your fast A-group weekend rides, and also some casual gravel detours when you're feelin' a little more explore-y... all within a single wheelset.

Do you live for speed? So does SES. These are your high-end, aerodynamic race wheels designed to cut through the wind smoother than freshly shaved legs slipping into a pool of chamois butter. These have been wind-tunnel optimized, featuring a rim shape that varies between the front and rear to balance stability and efficiency. They’re lightweight, responsive, and surprisingly comfortable for wheels focused purely on performance! These are your road/triathlon pick if you're looking to invest in the highest-end wheels to get the most competitive edge.

Exceptional gravel wheels. These things are lightweight but tough -- they can handle everything from packed gravel to chunky, unpredictable trails. They have a wide rim profile which pairs well with high-volume tires. Altogether that wheel-tire combo gives you stability and confidence on tougher terrain. These wheels are a good pick for riders who tend to push the limit of what some of us might consider "gravel riding" -- whether that's in the context of racing, bikepacking, or just good ol' exploring.

Bars, stems, forks, seatposts, and more -- these are the stuff made for riders who geek out over the details and aren’t afraid to chase down (and invest) in every single advantage. The SES Aero Handlebar is arguably one of the most aerodynamic and ergonomic options on the market. Stems and seatposts are stiff and lightweight, which translate to a responsive ride. Their forks are well known for precise steering and vibration dampening, making them a solid choice to create a more comfortable ride on all terrain types.

If you're curious about improving your cycling setup for long solo rides, clip-on bars are worth considering. They attach to your existing handlebars and let you rest your arms on your elbows, putting you in a more aerodynamic position to reduce wind resistance—great for speed and efficiency. These bars are lightweight, easy to install, and adjustable, so you can find a fit that works for you. "Riding aero" might take some getting used to, but it can make a big difference over long distances. Note that you shouldn't use aero bars in a tight group ride or paceline, but they ARE an excellent upgrade for a road bike in a triathlon!