The ZTTO ULT2 12-speed cassette is praised for its extremely light weight and good value, but concerns exist about durability, especially in larger sprocket versions (30T+), with one reviewer analyzing a structural failure point. Shifting performance is considered decent, though not on par with major brands.
Pros
Cons
- Potential structural failure point in the top two sprockets of larger sizes (30T, 32T, 34T, 36T).2
- Design creates a cantilever beam effect and stress risers.2
- Aluminum teeth can snap if shifting under load.2
- Noisier than official Shimano cassettes.2
- Durability not yet confirmed; reviewer needs more miles to be sure.1
- Prioritizes weight saving over durability and safety factor.2
Key Facts
- Larger versions (11-30T, 32T, 34T, 36T) have a 'double stack layout' for the top two sprockets connected by a thin ring of supports, increasing failure risk.2
- The 11-28T version has a different, stronger web structure where only the largest sprocket uses thin support arms.2
- Cassettes are CNC-milled from aluminum.2
- Used on a sub-6kg climbing bike.1
Reviews & Ratings
14:24The reviewer uses a ZTTO ULT2 12-speed cassette on their lightweight climbing bike, noting it is extremely light and a good compromise between weight and durability, but they need more miles to fully evaluate it.
09:52The reviewer analyzes a failure of the ZTTO ULT2 cassette, specifically the 11-36T version, focusing on a design weakness in the top two aluminum sprockets. They explain the structural and use-case factors that likely led to the failure and compare the design across different cassette sizes.
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