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In my opinion, it not only contends with, but beats a large sector of carbon bikes.
I'm biased because I love mine, but I know it won't put a foot wrong regardless of what idiotic thing I present it. I can only let it down.
Mine has been across most terrain, and used in racing , time trialling, commuting, accidental CX, sportives, micro-touring, audax and I think that's it. But that is also just about all the disciplines I can think of.
It is stiff as hell, but never uncomfortable, and so planted in the corners.
I've never ridden the trek, but compared to the giant propel I've ridden a fair bit, I know which I prefer.