New wheelset for lardy social rider

My gigantex 38mm carbon tubs 24/20 took my then 107kg no bother.

Shit wheels are shit wheels, Mavic factory wheels are rated at 120kg.

I've ridden 32 spoke handbuilt wheels and did a few 3 mile rides with 180kg on board.

A quick google shows campag zonda for £300. Ok they recommend a weight limit of 109kg but they are seriously strong and you'll appreciate the stiffness. I'm a bigger rider, (have been up to 100kg), over potholes, in winter etc and and have never broken a spoke or needed to true in 7 years. Been through several frames though in this time. On my second set now. The latest (C17) allows for larger tyres therefore less stress on the wheel.

Proprietary spoke and rim means they will be redundant when the rims wear out, but this will not be for very many years at your rate of use.

Read the caveats Hunt put in place for over 95kg and the claim for up to 115kg gets a bit squirrelly. 

Mr. Hunt (strange coincidence) of DCR on the other hand address rider weight pretty straight up and in fact has good articles on many aspects of wheels. Also doesn't shy away for making it clear that his is a pricey option because he only does quality kit but at least that's honest compared to 115kg = 95kg. 

Anyone have any experience with these? - "Hunt 4 Season Aero Wheelset" ttps://www.huntbikewheels.com/collections/road-wheels/products/hunt-4season-aero-road-wheelset-1589g-28deep-22wide#techspecs - the rider weight limit is 115kg so they might suit the OP.

I'm nowhere near 115kg, but nevertheless looking at these as an upgrade to stock wheels on my Genesis Equilibrium 20 

American classic Hurricane. if you can still find a set, they are very tough wheels and tubeless ready if that is your bag. This from a 100kg rider who has destroyed plenty of less robust wheels.

In my experience aksiums are ok for general use and the price is hard to beat, but treat them as consumable items when they wear out, they are usually not worth fixing unless you are a pretty handy wheelbuilder with a lot of free time, especially when used through the winter.

Speak to David at DCR wheels

If you can stretch to the them a set of Hunt Superdura. Alternatively if you're not over 115kgs then pretty much all of the Hunt range is OK for you.

Another vote for Mavic Aksiums, they are cheap, tough and surprisingly good performers.

Mavic Aksiums. Cheap, bombproof hubs, and last until you burn the rims out. You will not break the spokes on them.

I'm heavier than you and I've never had a problem with Mavic Aksiums over many miles of commuting.

I weigh 95KG so no lightweight, buy Hunt Wheels, they have been fine over 1000s of miles

For added strength buy 32 spoke triple laced on the rear.  28 spoke up front

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new open pro, 19mm internal width, look nice. 

Are there any decent wheel builders near you? I'd suggest a 32-spoke pair with traditional rim like Open Pro & 105 hubs (presuming rim brakes). They're not considered glamorous in these carbon-tastic times but likely more reliable and serviceable than most factory wheels. SJS are currently offering them for £226 here. If you want to consider alternatives then Spa Cycles many wheel builds including with a slightly wider H Plus Son rim on this page.