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Power Up For Adventures
The Giro Men's Sector MTB Shoe combines a supple, breathable Synchwire™ upper with a stout carbon-composite plate and an aggressive, dual-injected rubber outsole for excellent traction that won't de-laminate or break down.
A supportive 3D molded footbed with Aegis® anti-microbial treatment enhances comfort and fit, which is adjustable via dual BOA® L6 dials featuring 1 mm adjustment and macro release.
It's a great choice for riders looking for an inspired performance that's capable on the course or off-the-beaten-track.
Features:
One-piece Synchwire™ upper with thermo-bonded exo-structure
Reinforced heel and toe sections
Dual BOA® L6 dial featuring 1 mm adjustment and macro release, with steel lace and soft lace guides
3D Molded footbed with medium arch support
Free Exchanges: This product qualifies for free exchanges within the first 60 days after order. We'll cover the shipping both ways for US customers if you need a different size and/or color of this product. Returned product must be in new condition with all labels and packaging. Free exchanges apply only for product in stock or available for backorder.
B-Stock - This product has one or more B-Stock units available. These units can be purchased at a discount (see option select). B-Stock units were returned from other customers and may have missing or damaged packaging materials. Cleats may have been mounted leaving minor marks on the soles. These units are otherwise as new. The full manufacturer warranty applies. Click Here for more information.
The product weight specified is an approximate weight based on the manufacturer's specifications (if available) or our measurement of one or two examples. For most products, the weight will typically vary by 5% to 10%.
This size chart provides our best estimate for which European shoe size to choose based on your US shoe size. This will not necessarily match the US size shown on the product, but it is the best guidance we can provide for this particular brand.
If we've noticed that any particular model deviates from the standardized chart, we will list this information in the product description.
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Reviewed 12/19/2020
by Anonymous
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Los Angeles
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Sizing same as Giro Cylinder
I previously road with a pair of size 46 Giro cylinders and wanted to upgrade to a stiffer sole. I purchased the same size in the Giro Sector and no issues with fit. The dual boa works well and I am happy with the breathability of the sector's lighter upper.
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Reviewed 9/25/2020
by legestrom
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Raleigh, NC
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Good not great
Picked these shoes up for the start of cross season which has been cancelled due to covid. My current Fizik mtb shoes worked great but were a half size too big so i opted for something a little more comfortable.
The good:
These shoes are VERY comfortable. i could wear them on a daily basis for long endurance rides. The two-boa system is nice to get that snug fit and make for easy adjustment on the fly.
The bad:
They aren't the stiffest pair of shoes. For reference, i picked up the 2019 s-works shoes for the road. those are like ski boots perfectly molded to your foot and in a hyper-lightweight chasis. Comparing those s-works ($450 retail) to these Giro's you instantly notice these are not s-works shoes in the flex through the upper padding of the shoe. The sole still feels stiff and provides a good amount of power transfer.
I don't remember the specifics, but i believe these were about 30 grams lighter than the Fiziks i was replacing. A pretty negligible difference IMO.
The price is fair. You're not getting a top of the line shoe fit for pros that spare no expense in design or material, but you also aren't getting crap either. If i were borrowing these from a friend in a pinch i would be satisfied.
To conclude, if you are due for an upgrade and don't want to break the bank, these fit the bill. If you are looking to get an edge onto that elite podium, these MIGHT not be for you.
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Reviewed 10/8/2020
by NWgravel
Cycling Enthusiast
Oregon
Lightweight but not sure about durability
I've had these a couple of months now and really like the fit. I have a narrow foot and the BOA system is great. They are lightweight and breathe really well, making them great for long days during the summer. I am a bit concerned about long term durability as the toe guard is already starting to delaminate a bit. I have always worn SIDIs so I'm used to shoes that last. I decided to try these since they are lightweight, breathable and a better price point than the SIDIs. Time will tell how long they last but I'm not feeling very optimistic at this point.
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