Most popular race wheels in pro triathlon.

What wheels do pro triathletes race?

• DT Swiss21%10
• HED17%8
• Princeton CarbonWorks15%7
• Cadex9%4
• ENVE9%4
• Roval6%3
• Swiss Side6%3
• Bontrager4%2
• Zipp4%2
• Evolve Aero2%1
• Pirelli2%1
• Reserve2%1
• Scope Cycling2%1

All wheels on the pro start list

• DT Swiss ARC 11005
• Cadex AERO 4-SPOKE (front), Disc (rear)3
• DT Swiss ARC 1100 (front, 80mm) · ARC 1100 Disc (rear)3
• ENVE Pros2
• HED Aero Disc (rear) Vanquish Pro (front)2
• HED Vanquish Pro2
• Roval 60 (front) · Disc (rear)2
• Swiss Side HADRON Ultimate2
• Bontrager Aeolus RSL 75 (rear) Aeolus 62 (front)1
• Bontrager Aeolus XXX 6 TLR1
• CADEX Aero 4-Spoke (front) · Disc (back)1
• DT Swiss ARC DICUT 11001
• DT Swiss DT Swiss ARC 1100 DICUT1
• ENVE Pro1
• ENVE SES1
• Evolve Aero TroikaMax (Tri Spoke) front, Helikon disc (rear)1
• HED V621
• HED Vanquish Pro V62 / Vanquish Pro Disc1
• HED Vanquish V62 (front) / Vanquish Disc (rear)1
• HED Vanquish V62 Pro (front) · Jet 180 (rear)1
• Pirelli THREE front disc, ZERO rear disc1
• Princeton CarbonWorks 7580 (front) · Blur 633 Disc (rear)1
• Princeton CarbonWorks Mach 7580 TSV21
• Princeton CarbonWorks Mach 7580 TSV2 (front) · Blur 633 V4 Disc (rear)1
• Princeton CarbonWorks Mach 7580 TSV2 front1
• Princeton CarbonWorks Wake 6560 Evolution (front) / Mach 7580 Evolution TSV2 (rear)1
• Princeton CarbonWorks Wave 6560 (front) · Blur Disc (rear)1
• Princeton CarbonWorks Wheelset1
• Reserve Infinity disc (rear) Unsure which depth (front)1
• Roval Disc1
• Roval Roval 60mm, Roval Disc1
• Scope Cycling Artech1
• Swiss Side HADRON3 Ultimate 850 (front) · Disc (rear)1
• Zipp 353 NSW1
• Zipp 858 NSW · Super-9 Disc1
• Zipp Super-9 Disc1

How this count works

• The sample is the 47 pros on RACEKIT with wheels on file — not the whole professional field.
• One line per athlete: the race-day primary. An alternate setup doesn’t get a second vote.
• Brands are counted by identity, not spelling, so ROKA and Roka are one brand.
• Kit comes from public record — race photography, athlete posts, and sheets athletes have claimed and corrected themselves. Sponsorship is noted where known, but a contract isn’t evidence that something was raced.

The rest of the count

wetsuits →swimskins →goggles →frames →aerobars →calf sleeves →helmets →bike shoes →saddles →tires →chainrings →bike computers →rear cages →run shoes →sunglasses →hats →socks →race suits →fuel →

A tally off? Send a correction — sources welcome.