All Mountain
— VIEWS & THRILLS
As diverse as mountains are, so are the challenges that arise during
adventures in these limitless open spaces. Be it that the climbs are
steeper, the descents rockier or the switchbacks narrower
than imagined - reliable yet lightweight All Mountain wheels
encourage you to tackle any challenge.
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DT Swiss All Mountain wheels are optimized for versatility, durability, and control across a wide range of trail conditions. Designed for riders who tackle steep climbs, technical descents, rocky terrain, and tight switchbacks in a single ride, these wheels balance lightweight efficiency with the strength needed for demanding mountain adventures. Their construction prioritizes reliable handling, traction, and impact resistance, making them ideal for riders who want one wheelset capable of performing confidently on both climbs and aggressive descents, without missing a fast acceleration.
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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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Each of the current standard wheel sizes (26", 27.5" and 29") has advantages and disadvantages. The larger the wheel, the better it rolls over obstacles. However, as the size grows, so does the weight and therefore the rotating mass, which decreases the bike's liveliness.
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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.