Giro Gauge Clipless Shoes

    Giro Gauge Clipless Shoes

    This product has been discontinued and is no longer stocked by MTB Direct.

    Special Order Notice

    Items in your order marked Ships in 20-30 Days are Special Order items, which means we have to order the item(s) for you from our supplier. Due to supplier Christmas closures, your whole order will be held until all items are in stock and will ship in 20-30 days.

    If you are ordering other items which are in stock, you may wish to order those separately so they ship without delay.

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    This item will ship directly from our supplier. Please allow 10-14 business days due to supplier Christmas/New Year closures.

    Description

    The Giro Gauge is more than just a mountain bike shoe, it's an adventure shoe. With SPD compatibility and an aggressively lugged rubber outsole, you will have the tools to take on the trail, on and off the bike. It has a nylon injected inner shank for improved pedalling power transfer and a durable yet breathable upper so you will always remain comfortable.

    Who's It For: Riders after an all-purpose trail shoe that performs on the bike and in the dirt.

    Pedal Interface: These are clip-in shoes.

    Closure: The standard lace-up closure keeps things simple and offers a casual look.

    Upper Materials: They feature a durable yet breathable synthetic upper with mesh inserts. The heel and toecap are reinforced for added durability and abrasion resistance.

    Sole Materials: Has a two-tone rubber outsole with an EVA die-cut footbed.

    Sole Type: They feature an aggressive tread pattern across the full length of the sole. They are designed to be used as both a trail walking shoe and SPD shoe.

    Weight: They weigh 405gm (for a size 43).

    Last/Width type: They offer a supportive athletic fit.

    Pros: They are capable as both cycling and trail running shoes. The durable upper offers excellent abrasion resistance and the casual look means they can be worn on and off the bike.

    Cons: The aggressive tread pattern may make it harder to clip in compared to some other shoes.

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