HED Jet 6 Review
images by Nick Salazar • Sep 14, 2012 • 18,700

With decades of aerodynamic experience and know-how, HED has put together a solid performer in the Jet series. They're not as flashy or as light as some higher-end options, but they're not as expensive either.

With decades of aerodynamic experience and know-how, HED has put together a solid performer in the Jet series. They're not as flashy or as light as some higher-end options, but they're not as expensive either.
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At TriRig, we try to take a very broad look at the entire spectrum of available equipment across all categories. Up until now, we haven't done an in-depth review of HED wheels, one of the most established and trusted names in aero hoops. So we got a set of HED Jet 6 wheels, the budget-priced wide-rim wheels built on reliable, durable tech and dressed up in a carbon aero fairing. It's a great set of wheels, and hard to turn down for the triathlete looking for speed on a budget.

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