Cross Country
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Whether it’s beating the person next to you at the start line or getting
the fastest time on an app, you have a defined goal in mind. This is
exactly what the Cross Country wheels are developed for: providing low
accelerating mass and optimized rolling characteristics.
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DT Swiss Cross Country wheels are optimized for speed, efficiency, and fast acceleration on demanding off-road terrain. Designed for riders focused on racing, performance, or achieving faster climbing and lap times, these wheels prioritize low rotational weight and efficient rolling characteristics to maximize responsiveness and momentum. Their lightweight yet durable construction helps riders accelerate quickly, maintain speed over varied terrain, and handle technical sections with precision, making them ideal for competitive XC riding and high-intensity trail efforts.
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Compare the products on our website, where you can find our entire range and all technical specifications. Use the Wheel Finder to find the right wheel in just a few clicks.
Alternatively, contact a dealer – they know all about DT Swiss products and technologies and can advise you.
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Under Product Support, you will find exact details of all conversion options for your product (wheel, hub). First go to Product Support and select your product using the DT Swiss ID or filter. Under "Conversion" you will find the exact details for all conversion options. You will also find helpful How To videos and manuals.
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DT Swiss Cross Country wheels are designed for riders focused on speed, climbing efficiency, and fast acceleration, with lightweight construction optimized for racing and high-performance riding on smoother trails. DT Swiss All Mountain wheels, by contrast, are built for riders who tackle more technical and demanding terrain, offering greater strength, control, and durability for steep descents, rough trails, and versatile mountain riding.
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The product names are composed of letters, numbers and text. The letters express the category and the rim material. The following 4-digit numbers indicate the hub level. And the text in the name show the wheel family and spoke type.