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The Good: These shoes have an Easton EC90 sole that is very stiff. This allows the wearer to stand up for long descents and not feel leg fatigue.
The Bad: They are quite expensive.
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| Miscellaneous | Giro Code mountain bike shoes offer a personalized fit with the adjustable arch support system and carbon and lugged outsoles to enhance pedal efficiency and traction over rugged trails. Molded EVA footbeds include a fit kit with 3 different size arch supports that allow you to choose the amount of support needed. Lightweight microfiber synthetic leather and nylon mesh uppers give a glovelike fit with excellent breathability; welded scuff guards offer added durability. Carbon fiber soles offer more rigidity than a nylon sole, providing a direct connection with the pedal, solid power transfer and excellent aerodynamics. High traction lugs on outsoles enhance grip and durability in muddy conditions. Strong and secure ratching buckle allows precise on-the-fly adjustability; make microadjustments to match the ride's intensity. 2 rip-and-stick closure straps provide a solid, secure fit. EVA footbeds feature X-static(R) antistatic, antimicrobial protection and thermal regulation to help keep you cool in summer and warm in winter. Giro Code mountain bike shoes are compatible with SPD and Time ATAC pedals; (pedals typically include cleats; cleats are also available for separate purchase). |
| Price | $139.83 |
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