Superteam is a brand specialising in carbon wheelsets for road, gravel and triathlon bikes. Popular models include the Classic II D28-50 Disc Brake (626 reviews), Gravel Classic PRO G34-30 Disc (136 reviews), Classic PRO Light R25-50 Rim Brake (269 reviews), S ALL Carbon II D28-50 Disc (152 reviews) and S ALL Carbon Ultra H2 D30-50 Disc (221 reviews). Wheelsets are available in disc brake and rim brake versions, with various rim depths (25mm to 50mm). Prices are not listed on the main page. Customer reviews are positive, praising the weight, performance and value. This review covers the product lineup, customer feedback, rim depths and brake types.
Superteam Carbon Wheelset Lineup
| Model | Brake Type | Rim Depth | Review Count | Best For |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Classic II D28-50 | Disc Brake | 28‑50mm | 626 | Most popular, all around road riding |
| Classic PRO Light R25-50 | Rim Brake | 25‑50mm | 269 | Lightweight, traditional rim brake road bikes |
| S ALL Carbon Ultra H2 D30-50 | Disc Brake | 30‑50mm | 221 | Lightweight, high performance |
| S ALL Carbon II D28-50 | Disc Brake | 28‑50mm | 152 | Mid range disc brake option |
| Gravel Classic PRO G34-30 | Disc Brake | 34‑30mm (gravel) | 136 | Off road, gravel riding |
| Classic PRO D28-50 | Disc Brake | 28‑50mm | Not specified | Shine decals option |
| S ALL Carbon Ultra R25-50 | Rim Brake | 25‑50mm | Not specified | High performance rim brake |
The Classic II D28-50 is the most reviewed model (626 reviews). The Gravel Classic PRO G34-30 is the only gravel specific model.
Customer Reviews Summary
Superteam displays customer reviews on its product pages. All displayed reviews are 4‑5 stars.
Classic II D28-50
- “It looks like a great wheel so far, but I…” – 3go (4‑5 stars, not full quote)
- “Love the wheelset; the look and the…” – Santo
S ALL Carbon Ultra H2 D30-50
- “The H2‘s transformed my quite average…” – Vjeko
- “These wheels are so ridiculously light and…” – Kevin Ulrich
- “Very pleased with the wheels so far. Me and…” – Hampus
Classic PRO Light R25-50
- “I’ve never seen such amazing wheels, they‘re…” – Justin 895
Gravel Classic PRO G34-30
- No quote displayed on main page.
Shipping feedback
- “commandé le 31.08.25 et reçu le 29.09.25” – Bolmain Eric (order took about 1 month)
Rim Depth And Brake Type Guide
| Rim Depth | Best For | Aerodynamics | Weight | Crosswind Sensitivity |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 25‑30mm | Climbing, light weight | Low | Lightest | Low |
| 40‑50mm | All around, rolling terrain | Medium | Medium | Medium |
| 50mm+ | Flat terrain, triathlon | High | Heavy | High |
All Superteam wheelsets are carbon fibre. Disc brake models are compatible with disc brake road bikes. Rim brake models require rim brake calipers and brake track compatible rims.
Superteam Vs Competitors
| Aspect | Superteam | Zipp | Hunt | Elitewheels |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Price Range | Budget | Premium (2,000‑4,000 USD) | Mid (800‑1,500 USD) | Budget |
| Rim Depth Options | 25‑50mm | 30‑80mm | 30‑50mm | 35‑50mm |
| Brake Types | Disc, Rim | Disc only | Disc, Rim | Disc, Rim |
| Weight | Not specified | Light | Light | Not specified |
| Warranty | Not specified | Lifetime | 3 years | Not specified |
| Best For | Budget carbon | Racing, performance | Value | Budget |
Superteam is a budget carbon wheelset brand similar to Elitewheels. Zipp is premium. Hunt is mid range.
Pros And Cons Of Superteam Wheelsets
Pros
- Wide range of models (disc, rim, gravel).
- Multiple rim depth options (25‑50mm).
- Positive customer reviews (626 reviews for Classic II).
- Lightweight carbon construction.
- Affordable compared to Zipp, ENVE, Bontrager.
- Gravel specific model available (G34‑30).
- S ALL series has ultra lightweight options.
- Decal options (black, white, shine).
- Brand sponsors Giro d‘Italia blog posts (cycling credibility).
- Worldwide shipping (currency selector on website).
Cons
- Prices not listed on the main page (must click into product).
- No detailed specifications (weight, hub type, spoke count).
- No warranty information on main page.
- Shipping times may be long (1 month reported).
- Limited customer service information.
- No information on crash replacement policy.
- Rim brake models require compatible brake pads (carbon specific).
- Not as well known as Zipp or ENVE.
- Some models have 0 reviews (S ALL Carbon Ultra SL SE).
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the difference between disc brake and rim brake wheelsets?
Disc brake wheelsets use rotors mounted to the hub. They require disc brake calipers on the bike. Rim brake wheelsets have a brake track on the rim surface. They require rim brake calipers. Disc brake wheels are generally heavier but provide better braking in wet conditions.
Are Superteam carbon wheels good?
Customer reviews are positive (4‑5 stars). Reviewers praise the weight, performance and value. They are considered a good budget carbon option.
