We've also put together two guides to help you choose cycle wheels:
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In MTB wheels, you'll find the Crossmax in different versions for cross country biking, including a World Cup winning model. Also for rougher biking, like downhill you'll find the Deemax.
They also specialise in aerodynamics and their wheels range in profile from the 'standard' low profile road wheels, through medium profile, to high profile and ultimately track wheels.
The Campagnolo Neutron is the entry level low profile, very lightweight road wheel with the Hyperon being a carbon high performance tubular. There is a comprehensive collection in the mid range from £120 to £800 a wheelset, with the Zonda probably the biggest seller.
There is also an entry level high profile wheel in the Pista model, but these wheels are for very serious competition and the two other models, the Ghibli and the Bora cost significantly more than £1000 a set.
Probably the most popular because of its versatility is the Zipp 404 which can be seen in road, triathlon and track races. For time trials and triathlons the Zipp 808 with an 81mm depth is a more likely candidate, although its also been used successfully in road races. For increased durability in road races, many competitors also consider the 303 with its widened rim width.
Beyond that and the wheels move into high performance competition with higher profiles in the Racing Zero, Light and Speed versions, with the last two being particularly used in sprints and uphill races.