I had a pair I used for a couple of winters. They're OK. Better ride and lighter than than the Marathons I used last winter. Getting them on and off Open Pros involved blood and curses though.
+1 for Bicycle Workshop on All Saints Road. They were always helpful when I lived over there. I dunno if the still do so, but they used to do a first-come-first-served bike clinic on Saturday mornings.
I've had two pairs. The hubs themselves are very good, but the washers that go on the inside of the dropout ( what are they called anyway? ) are made of cheese and will break and you'll have a bugger of a job finding replacements.
I rubbed mine off with the edge of an old credit card. I suppose heating them up with a hairdryer might have helped. It was easy enough anyway. Lighter fluid will get rid of any remaining gunk
I had a pair I used for a couple of winters. They're OK. Better ride and lighter than than the Marathons I used last winter. Getting them on and off Open Pros involved blood and curses though.