Hi all. I purchased a used Trek Speed Concept a few months back for my first tri bike. This bike was previously used just for TTs and came with only tubular race wheels. ~80mm Zipp front wheel and Zipp full disk back wheel.

For context, I'm 25yr old male, 5'9", very light at 128lbs (58kg), and current have a 230w FTP. Looking to get it to 250w before the season starts. 2020 will be my 3rd year in triathlon and I'm looking to break the 4:40 mark this year in the 70.3 distance.

I've been putting in time on the trainer but need to start thinking about getting a set of wheels I can actually ride outside with on a regular basis.

I'd personally like to avoid everything that goes with tubular wheels, especially the concern of having to change the tire mid race. I recognize they are less likely to flat, but want to keep the simpler so I feel confident in mid race repairs. I am leaning towards selling them to buy a set of carbon clinchers I can train and race with.

Now for the actual question part. For an all-around wheel to both train and race on I was thinking of getting perhaps a 60mm front and 88mm back wheel. However I'm slightly concerned the 88mm back might be too deep for me as such a light rider. I don't want to get blown off my bike in a crosswind. I was also considering simply 50mm or 60mm for both front and back.

Any thoughts on wheel depth for a wheel-set that will double as training and race wheels for someone 128lbs (58kg)?

Thanks!