New Zipp 303 XPLR wheels: 32mm internal width for the fastest gravel wheels from the brand
Along with the new gravel group 1x13 RED XPLR AXS, SRAM has made another important launch, the new range of Zipp 303 XPLR wheels. Rims with 32mm internal width that take gravel riding to the next level, making it faster and more capable.
New range of Zipp 303 XPLR wheels
Zipp engineers identified these aspects as fundamental to the performance of the new gravel and created this new range of wheels based on them.
- Aerodynamic efficiency is crucial due to high speeds in gravel races
- Current wheels do not optimize aerodynamic efficiency with gravel tires
- Low tire pressure is essential for speed, but requires stability in corners
- Current designs do not prevent punctures with low pressures
Zipp 303 XPLR SW: uncompromising gravel speed
SRAM presents the new Zipp 303 XPLR SW as the fastest gravel wheel on the market and has adopted a Total System Efficiency (TSE) design for this purpose.
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Main Features
- Ideal tire width 38-50 mm, optimized to avoid aerodynamic mismatch
- Aerodynamic advantage: 5 watts with Goodyear XPLR Slick and Inter tires
- Low pressure: Improves speed and reduces vibrations without compromising cornering stability
- 54mm deep rim: Ideal balance between aerodynamic efficiency and tire size
Specifications
- Wheel size: 700c
- Rim construction: Carbon - Hookless
- Hub: ZR1
- Rim inner width: 32 mm
- Maximum system weight: 286 lb / 130 kg
- Maximum tire pressure: 50 PSI / 3.45 bar
- Weight: 1496 g
Zipp 303 XPLR S: speed and efficiency
The Zipp 303 XPLR S, like the SW, continues to offer a significant improvement in gravel speed but sacrifices some weight in favor of its price.
Main Features
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Speed-oriented design: Applying Zipp's TSE philosophy.
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Low tire pressure: Improves speed and reduces vibrations.
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54mm deep rim: Ideal for high-speed gravel racing.
Specifications
- Wheel size: 700c
- Rim construction: Carbon - Hookless
- Hub: 76 / 176
- Rim inner width: 32 mm
- Maximum system weight: 286 lb / 130 kg
- Maximum tire pressure: 50 PSI / 3.45 bar
- Weight: 1610 g
You can find more information about the new Zipp 303 XPLR wheels directly on the SRAM website.