How do you find them in the wet? One review found they had a few slide-outs on wet descents? There is a Pirelli Zero Velo 4S which is more of an all-weather tyre for the same price...
I have run tubeless for quite a few years now with no problems. The ones who post on here are the ones who seem to find it difficult for various reasons from trying to rush setting them up to useless ghetto attempts - you never hear from those many who have no trouble who are probably the majority. Fitting non-tubless tyres onto tubless ready rims can be difficult and varies with the brand of tyre and rim - its just the way they are designed
No worries, ended up ordering the 4S version from an EU stockist as no-one in the UK had the 28mm versions. I'd just read a couple of reviews about the standard Velo being a bit unpredictable in the wet, which was a concern I had on my current tyre.
I've seen it across a number of different forums in threads that just ask 'How are tubeless tyres?', including people who ride mountain bike tubeless but went back to tubes for road riding, it obviously works for some people but I'm not seeing an overall compelling benefit given some of the nightmare stories people have. For the couple of times a year I get a puncture they're easily fixed, especially if I check tyres regularly to take pieces of glass out.
