I bought the Reynolds AR 80 wheel set from wiggle, delivered super fast, came in the box with skewers and Reynolds brake pads (the blue ones for carbon rims and with less thickness -better for my TT Bike-) and with the Reynolds blue tubeless tape installed and the tubeless 10mm Valves -i will use tubes only-.
I ordered with them the Michelin Power Endurance 700 x 23C with Conti 20-25mm Tubes. I choose the 23mm as that is the max that my bike frame accepts (BMC TM01 2014 TT Bike), but they still look so fine on a 29.5mm wide Rim.
The Wheels look amazing and of good quality, and a great deal for a good price for an 80mm Deep section wheels from a respected brand in the industry like Reynolds and with a lifetime warranty.
I had a hard time Fitting the tyres on the rims, and pinched 2 tubes in the process, not sure is it the Michelin Endurance Tires which are tight or the Rims are tight, or the 23mm tyre on an 29.5mm wide rim or my tyre fitting experience, or all reasons together, but after 2 hours of fitting all looks great and I learned a bit more how to fit and remove as i did it 4 times in a row.
I had to do some work to remove all the Brake Pad spacers off my frame to give enough space for the 29.5mm wide rims into my 2014 BMC TM01, very tight frame which was designed at that time to fit max of 26mm wheels, but it all worked fine and I have now some good clearance between pads and rims, and thanks to the Reynolds Blue Brake Pads which are already much slimmer than my original pads.
I went on a 160KM Ride for my first ride and another 60KM a day after. The experience on the Road was great, i could feel the wheels are fast and hubs are so smooth so far, -i come from a Dura Ace C75 Tubular Wheelset-, at least they are not slower, the same if not faster, and the wind noise they generate is nice, i went through tough cross winds in Dubai's desert and they are still fine, or normal feel of cross wind on deep sections, the guy riding next to me was also suffering from the crosswinds with a low section wheelset so i was so fine with my 80mms.
The one problem floating all over the internet about Reynolds ARs is here as well, yes the wheels flex and brake rub under high power of sprinting or over a hill with out of saddle efforts, but could be less if you try to keep the bike up right straight while out of saddle, not so annoying for me so far as on a TT bike a rarely get out of saddle, but would love to hear that Reynolds will take an action on that, as i wouldn't consider Reynolds AR41 for example on my road bike which i use for hill climbs if the brake rub is there as well.
I do recommend these wheels from a good brand and with a life time warranty and this good price, yes they are a good deal and recommended.
