What 130mm rear fixed hub?

I’m getting some wheels built up for my crosscheck. Going to be fixed.

For the rear hub I liked the look of Velosolos Converged disc hubs to run a bolt on fixed cog, but it was pointed out to me these are loose bearings.
Surly look decent?
Also had a respaced Zenith as a suggestion.
Phil Wood do a 130mm which is tempting.

What would you buy?

This is going to be a bombproof fixed gear off roader/ tourer

Paul Components hubs have an easily swappable axle that comes in 120mm and 130mm lengths. Beautifully built and lovely sealed bearings.

Good shout hadn’t thought of them.

Goldtech? They have swappable axles too and are pretty bombproof

but it was pointed out to me these are loose bearings.

Don’t let that put you off them.

I have two (that I converted myself). One has seen dogs abuse, ridden hard and put away dirty through several winters. I’ve replaced the balls once (at a fraction of the cost of replacing cartridge bearings) and I’m pretty lax with service intervals too.

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Muchas gracias

Go for surly

Shimano XT doesn’t give me an option to flip flop (unless I get the 135mm which I don’t want due to chainline)
Unless some Paul or Phil come up secondhand I think they are bit out of my budget currently.
Feeling like Surly might be the sweet spot.

I've got 130mm fixed wheels in Paul, halo and Mack.

All are great (halo best for money easily) but Paul are really excellent, durable and serviceable.

-> Sturmey archer hbt30
there is both a 120mm and a 130mm version (longer axle and spacers )

but only fixed/freewheel, not fixed/fixed

Just as a heads up; I have a 130mm Surly hub and it gives you a 47mm chainline.

Yes perfect I'd be using a road double 46mm with some adjustment on the bb. Thanks @Tjabo

Surly UltraNew is amazing for the price point - has different chainlines for 120,130, and 135mm widths too.