Giro Rincon Men's Road Cycling Shoes - Lightweight & Breathable for Performance Rides | Perfect for Road Biking, Commuting & Indoor Training
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Product Description
INSPIRED PERFORMANCE ON THE COURSE OR OFF THE BEATEN PATH. The Rincon combines a supple, breathable Synchwire upper with a stout nylon-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® treatment enhances comfort and fit, which is adjustable via a single BOA® L6 dial featuring 1 mm adjustment and an adjustable forefoot strap. It's a great choice for riders looking for inspired performance that's capable on the course or off the beaten track.
Product Features
Rubber, Polyamide, Fiberglass, Other material (Sole material) Polyester, Polyurethane, Natural and synthetic fabrics (Upper material) Polyester, Natural and synthetic textiles (Lining material)
Made in the USA or Imported
TPU film and textile mesh are thermo-bonded together to create Synchwire, a single-layer upper that conforms to the foot, provides phenomenal structural support and ventilation
Single L6 Boa dial and Hook & Loop forefoot strap provide zonal tightening and support while soft guides avoid pressure points on top of your feet
Injection molded outsole with insert molded rubber treads and inserts for toe spikes provide power to the pedals and surefooted traction off the bike
Men's specific last, Laser-cut venting windows, Thermo-bonded rubber toe and heel protection, Single Boa L6 Dials with Hook & Loop forefoot strap, Soft lace guides, Stainless-steel laces
2-bolt insert pattern, Inserts for toe spikes, Die-cut EVA insole, Reflective rear tab logos and graphics, Weight 335g (1/2 pair size 42)
Customer Reviews
I don't cartwheel over products. The more expensive the item is, the more I expect from it, so the less I fetishize it. I might lose my mind over a $20 flashlight that turns tents bright as daylight, but $150 cycling shoes better hold up, be comfortable, and go the distance. These definitely do. The BOA is sturdy and so much nicer than the ratchet ties on my old Specialized. The velcro across the bridge is a little short for my average feet, and I feel that they should have left it long so that it can be trimmed.The backs of these are fragile. I can tell. Don't be a dummy and kick them off or do that thing where you put one of your feet on the back of the other to pry them off. You'll ruin them in no time. Also ensure they're adequately loose when putting them on. That should keep them going for quite a while.For the folks saying that they're not stiff enough, that's ridiculous. They're plenty stiff. If you want stiffer in a mountain biking shoe, you'll be hard pressed. Cleats stay in place, shoes aren't too hot, width is OK, and the BOA performs. Good shoe, worth the price so far.As with all cycling shoes, I ended up with a half-size larger than my usual shoe size. I wear a 9 in Clarks, Sanuk, Ariat, Saucony, and Thursday Boots, and the 9.5 (43 in UK) fits perfect.
