No subjective, we can only comment on what we experience with the wheels we have. Even reviewers only review the wheels as they find them, perhaps with comparison to others, BUT they wouldn't have ridden every wheel on the market, on every bike, on every road and in every weather condition and so on...
As Citius says
I see what you say and maybe I have my semantics tied in a knot. What I mean is that subjective opinions are of no use. It merely states what we think and that would be without objectivity. If I was to give a subjective opinion on Justinlow's wheels I would say they are red and pretty. That doesn't mean that you would find them pretty because they are red. Subjectivity is fancifulness.
An objective opinion on the other hand would be based on fact. In that case I would have said nothing based on what I like but purely on what I experienced e.g. the bearings in the freehub are small and tend to fail very quickly or, tests in a wind tunnel have shown that those wheels have no advantage over the wheels you currently have on your bike.
My ultimate point is that asking for a subjective opinion (I think that's tautology in anyway) is useless. What does it matter? I see red wheels, I like them, I buy them. Why would I need an opinion on that?
Where have I gone off the rails?
