Easton Chainrings

[LinguiniBoi]

Hello,

I am in the course of selecting the parts for a LTK266 build using the Ltwoo ER9.

One of the parts where I will splurge a little bit, will be the crankset, for comparibly cheap weight savings.

It seems like the Leese Carbon Crankset with 24mm shaft (https://a.aliexpress.com/_EQ5sI2Q) seems to be a decent option.

Considering that cranksets with 4 hole mounts can look a bit unclean, I considered going with the Easton interface version. Another advantage would be, the availability of adapters to different mount systems.

Now my questions:
Is there a downside of getting a crank with an Easton interface?
And does anybody have experience with the 2x Easton Chainrings of Leese (https://a.aliexpress.com/_EvjXIdM). I really like their look and the seem to have a good price/weight ratio as well. However I was not able to find any proper reviews about them. However I read quite a bit about bad experience with chain rings that are not from Stone or PassQuest. Unfortunately those two manufacturers don't offer Easton 2x chainrings.
I am a bit afraid of ending up with bad shifting performance, especially since I am already mixing Chain, Derailleur, Cassette etc from different manufacturers.

Some advice and insight would be highly regarded.

[Dan S.]

Just buy an Easton 110BCD spider and any chanrings in this config. I don’t really think they look "unclean".

[toxin]

Direct mount easton chainrings basically don't exist, especially 2x. That leese set is the only one I'd ever seen.

[LinguiniBoi]

Just buy an Easton 110BCD spider and any chanrings in this config. I don’t really think they look "unclean".

In principle they do not look unclean, but most 4 bolt chainrings seem to be designed with the Shimano spider in mind and I am afraid that it will look strange with a spider that has a completely different shape. But I guess the strategy youre describing would be the simplest/safest one.