ENVE has unveiled the SES 6.7 Pro wheelset, a cutting-edge component that has been instrumental in Tadej Pogačar’s remarkable victories throughout the 2026 season. Developed in close collaboration with UAE Team Emirates, these wheels are engineered to deliver unparalleled aerodynamic performance and efficiency.
Innovative Design and Compliance
In response to the UCI’s updated rim-depth regulations introduced in January 2026, ENVE has reimagined the SES 6.7 wheelset. The new design features a 60mm deep front rim and a 67mm deep rear rim, both with a 23mm internal rim width, aligning perfectly with professional riders’ preferences for 28mm-wide tires. This configuration ensures compliance with UCI standards while optimizing aerodynamic performance. (enve.com)
Performance and Achievements
The SES 6.7 Pro wheels have been pivotal in securing over 10 WorldTour victories for UAE Team Emirates in 2026, including prestigious races such as Milan-San Remo, Strade Bianche, and the Vuelta a España. Tadej Pogačar’s exceptional performances in these events underscore the wheelset’s contribution to his success. (enve.com)
Advanced Materials and Construction
The wheelset boasts a claimed weight of 1,495 grams, including rim tape and valves, and is designed exclusively for tubeless setups. ENVE employs 24 Alpina Ultralite steel spokes with internal alloy nipples, maintaining a focus on durability and performance. The wheels are equipped with ENVE’s new Innerdrive Pro hubs, which are 60 grams lighter than the previous model and feature a redesigned 40-tooth ratchet system, offering reduced friction and enhanced responsiveness. (enve.com)
Pricing and Availability
The ENVE SES 6.7 Pro wheels are available for purchase at a price of $1,700 for the front wheel and $2,050 for the rear, totaling $3,750 for the complete wheelset. This investment provides cyclists with a high-performance wheelset that has been proven at the highest levels of professional racing. (enve.com)
For a closer look at Tadej Pogačar’s experience with these wheels during the Tour de France mountain stages, you can watch the following video:
Riding Tadej’s new wheels on Tour de France mountain stages