I have Easton EA90 SLX wheels. Hubby picked them out as a present for a birthday or Christmas or something I think. He chose them for their low weight and good for climbing, something I need all the help I can get with.

Here's a description: Developed as the ultimate low weight wheel for Easton's sponsored athletes, the Easton EC90 SLX is a sub-1200 gram carbon wheelset prized for amazing climbing legs and smooth, dependable braking surface. Feathery, 24-mm deep Easton carbon rims enhance acceleration and offer precision braking and outstanding durability. R4 SL hubs feature alloy axles, axle caps and cassette bodies to shave 36-grams of rotating weight and have ceramic bearings for a smooth ride. Sapim double-butted spokes and alloy nipples cut weight without sacrificing durability. Entirely hand-built and acoustically tuned in Easton's own factory.

My husband, who is an amazing climber, but wanted more of an edge on the flat chose a different set of Eastons. Don't know the model, but could find out.

Figure out if there's something specific you want to get out of a wheel set and try to find one to accommodate. For me it was climbing, for hubby fast on the flat. Who knew there was so much to think about when choosing a wheel?

Whatever you do, you may be able to find a deal on Ebay or something. There are amazing deals to be had on bike components if you look and are maybe a bit patient.