These wheels live up to all of the expectations they were created for! They roll up to speed really fast, have very little blow around even with cross winds and feel extremely nimble. I would absolutely not hesitate to recommend these wheels to anyone looking to upgrade their bike.

Bought a set for my gravel bike. Wheels are comfortable and roll well on gravel or pavement. No issues with them!

Cross wind stability! I live in Kona and train on the Queen K so cross wind stability is the most important component of a wheels performance for me. The SES 3.4 are significantly better than my older wheels. Ride quality with a 31 mm SES tire is also nice.

Best wheels I’ve ridden

Switched from the Roval Carbon wheel to these because I hate the crosswind effect on the Roval wheels. The Enve wheels in a crosswind are like, "what wind?!" Seriously! So stable in a crosswind, fast on the flats and very comfortable at high speeds. 40 mph feels like 30 mph on these!

I have the 3.4 on a couple bikes. It is a great wheel for road or gravel. Light, fast and durable!

Wheels Rock !!!!total confidence at speed , light, aero ,fast

Excellent choice by ME! Now my bike is finally all it can be, well despite the rider. Great wheels solid as a rock fast AF descending feel stable and confident at 45-50 mph. I’m Conty Pro S TRT (obviously) 32 at 50-55 psi

Wow! Did a lot of research on wheelsets for the next upgrade on my recently purchased Specialized Aethos. Settled on three top-end models with excellent independent reviews supported by extensive road testing. Tough choice but in the end one stood above the rest, in my mind, and that was the ENVE 3.4s.

I am late in life to endurance riding, a passion I have only come to realize, so my reasons for choosing a particular wheelset was based on comfort, weight, durability and responsiveness; in that order.

So when I had the wheels installed at a local bike shop in Portsmouth, NH, Papa Wheelies, I was on mile 75 of my century for that day. They had the wheels and if they could install them right then and there, I would purchase them on the spot. They did, so I did.

Even for the remainder of the century with a steep climb at the end, I immediately noticed the difference with tired legs. The climb was easier to ride and the feel of the road was so much smoother, especially when you feel every bump and pothole at the end of a century.

I've had the wheels for a couple of weeks now, and I can state that I am breaking a few PRs with a little more ease, that my backside does not fear badly conditioned tarmac as it once had before, and that I actually enjoy riding gravel with the 3.4s matched to the 29mm ENVE tubeless tires set at 60psi! Yes! That's right! 60psi and what a difference that makes on very long rides! I also did a 40x repeat of that same steep climb recently that totaled 12.5K ft of climbing that I would not have been able to do on my previous alloy wheels.

Overall, the 3.4s are everything they claim to be. It offers a very smooth ride over tough terrain, yet is quite laterally stiff when jumping on the pedals for a guy my weight at over 190 lbs. And because of my weight combined with these wheels, my descents are frighteningly faster and pleasantly unexpected. And don't get me going on the flats. Just check out my recent PRs!

I do not regret the purchase at all. A purchase of this magnitude takes a lot of consideration and research before pulling the trigger. But in the end for me, the ENVE 3.4s are a beautiful design and well engineered construction that offers everything this cyclist likes to do from breaking PRs on local segments to endurance riding on weekends that I would want from a high-end carbon wheelset.