I wouldn't be bothered by it either. They all make grand claims on their websites and PR material. All have their own branded version of the carbon layup, just like the big brands do. "Carbon Axis Formula", "Brand X super integrated mono aerohydralithic headset", etc etc.
At the end of the day, it's a good quality, full carbon, aerodynamic frame that looks badass and goes fast, if your legs are willing to! The VeloVie looks awesome in person. It's seriously menacing but also eye catching with the red highlights. And the details in the decals on the frame are really nice too. Gloss black logos on the matte black is really sexy, and nice text lockups in red make it even nicer to look at, they clearly had a decent graphic designer working on it. It doesn't feel cheap.
With the Veloce 500, be warned there is not much adjustability with the bars. Luckily, you can switch them out with something from Profile Design for example, that has a lot of fit options. This frame is designed to be slammed and aggressive.
Just a note - there are pros riding on open mould frames. A number of them sponsored by Stevens, DeVinci, Starley and other companies - I don't remember where I saw it, but I saw a photo from a recent 70.3 where one of the male pros was riding that frame. So it's all good.
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