Giro making shoes? Where do you mount the cleat?
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Giro making shoes? Where do you mount the cleat?
Have you seen the new shoes from Giro?
https://www.giroshoesonline.com
Where do I mount the cleats? Looks like just active shoes so far.
https://www.giroshoesonline.com
Where do I mount the cleats? Looks like just active shoes so far.
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looks like a decent touring type shoe (at least the Gavia) no cleats, clips etc.
good for clips and straps without the cleat I would imagine.
BTW not the same Giro as the helmet manufacturer.
marty
good for clips and straps without the cleat I would imagine.
BTW not the same Giro as the helmet manufacturer.
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They ar NOT cycling shoes.
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As awagner said, they are not intended to be cycling shoes. They are, however, licensed from the Giro that we all know and love.
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/s...8000%5E1329042
https://www.bizjournals.com/stlouis/s...8000%5E1329042
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I juts got my pair in today. I bought the Kouro's https://www.giroshoesonline.com/showStyle.asp?idStyle=1 They are very cool. A departure from merells or keens
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Really nice designs. I wonder if Zappos will be carrying them.
I didn't see any mention about SPD compatibility. That seems odd coming from a cycling company.
Really nice looking shoes, however.
I didn't see any mention about SPD compatibility. That seems odd coming from a cycling company.
Really nice looking shoes, however.
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Giro Shoes rock! When are they coming out with SPD compatible shoes? I just got my Ollie G.'s in. Makes me want to dust off my skateboard. These are some cool kicks:
https://www.giroshoesonline.com/showStyle.asp?idStyle=7
https://www.giroshoesonline.com/showStyle.asp?idStyle=7