Dumonde Tech 2698917057 Pro X Freehub Grease 4oz

Awesome grease for the freehub, reduces noise and lubrication is great

Works as advertised. Quiet down my LB speedhub gen 3+. It was obnoxious and is much quieter now. Still loud at high speed. I have done 300 miles now, still sounds the same to me.

While getting your freehub apart may be quite a challenge, this grease is easy to apply, stays put, and quiets the freehub down, at least on my basic Shimano ones. I myself prefer a silent freehub not the passive aggressive ZZZZZZZZZgetoutofmyway, and this grease definitely delivers that. Engagement is excellent, and the amount of grease in this little tub may likely last me many many years if not the rest of my life.

Works great in DT star ratchet freehubs. I ride my Specialized Aethos 10,000 miles a year. I have cleaned thefreehub ratchet rings and re-greased with the DT Swiss freehub grease every 5,000 miles. Per Strava, my Aethos has 14,000 miles on it now, so my third re-greasing is coming up in a month. There is ZERO visual wear on the ratchets or hub or freehub body when I inspect them after cleaning. Keep those parts clean and regreased annually or every 5,000 miles (whichever comes first) and they should last over 100,000 miles!

The noise from my Hunt freewheel was obnoxious. This stuff made it as quiet as my old Shimano 105's, basically silent, as good as it gets. It is very thin. I don't know how long it will last but it saved me from buying a different wheelset for $$$. Even in the mid 30's it doesn't interfere with the dawgs engaging the freewheel. Likely much lower than that but I wouldn't know. Wonderful stuff that I am fortunate to have. I no longer need to shop for wheels.

Like the Freehub oil, this is a great product to use when you know you might be riding a long time and maintenance intervals will be longer than usual. It does quite down the hub when used properly, don't need a lot. However over time it will get a little louder. In terms of ingredients, it seems to be very similar to the oil. The grease does a better job at protecting the freehub internals better when you know you'll be riding through water or riding very wet conditions.

A little pricy, but made my i9 and Nukeproof hubs significantly quieter.

Upgraded my Industry Nine Torch from a 3-pawl Shimano driver to a 6-pawl XD driver. After watching a few videos, I bought the liquid and this grease to complete the job. In one video I watched, a drop of oil was used in the cavity where the spring goes and where the pawl goes. when all 6 springs and pawls are in place, I put a small dab of this grease on top of each pawl and then around the inside of the cog on the wheel. Final step was a bit of oil around the red seal before installing the driver onto the axel and into the housing. The result, for now, is one VERY quiet torch hub. We'll see how long that lasts.