Recommendations for a 17 degree stem

So far I've been looking at a Zipp SL or a Thomson X2. Any other suggestions? Pros, cons?

3T and Pro both make -17º stems

Thanks! And how are they compared to Thomson and Zipp?

They're just stems. The Thomson is considered poorly designed, but tbh they all do the same job perfectly adequately.

Planet X
Pro = cheap and light
Cons = evil and might go bust at any second and take your cash

Alright, so what would you take in to consideration?
What's the best quality for a decent amount of money?

Kalloy Uno. Cheap, light and the graphics can be acetoned off.

So something like this?
https://www.sjscycles.co.uk/stems/90-kalloy-as021-uno-1-18-ahead-stem-plus17-deg-318mm-clamp-black/

The eb*y one is much nicer, roughly similar price. Just do a search on them.
I think they have two variants with one made with 6000 series alu and the other 7000 series. Both have +-7 and +-17 version.

I'm gonna say from personal experience with both thomson and uno stems.. that the thomson feels more solid but overkill while the uno is more road appropriate

I was thinking about this onehttp://www.ebay.com/itm/120-mm-x-31-8-Black-KALLOY-UNO-AL-7050-Ultra-Light-Weight-Stem-17-degree-Road-/231749645772

Exists in other lengths too ;-)

Alright. Bought the one you linked to. Looking forward to trying it out and seeing how it works.

Kalloy is nice. Decals are easily removed with nailpolish remover

Contec Brut is also an option, but not that light.

I just want to add that my vote is on the kalloy stems. cheap, light, good and good looking. a swiff of acetone to get rid of the decals, job done.
so, good decision!