Giro Empire E70 Knit Road Shoes
Giro Empire E70 Knit Road Cycling Shoes
Upper: Engineered Xnetic (TM) Knit Bonded TPU skeletal support structure TPU-reinforced toe and heel DWR treated Empire laces: hold a knot, durable and light Outsole: Easton (R) EC70 carbon composite Steel hardware Replaceable heel pads Footbed: Molded EVA footbed with medium arch support... more details.
Empire E70 Knit Shoes Specification | |
Clothing Type | Shoes |
Type | Laces |
Material | Carbon |
Colour | Blue, Green |
Size | 40, 49 |
Gender | Men's |
Designed for | Road |
Brand | Giro |
Retailer | Merlin Cycles |
RRP | £199.99 |
Lowest Price | £109.00 |
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Giro Shoes
Nowadays Giro are one of the largest helmet (and other cycling apparel) manufacturers in the world. They began life in the garage of Jim Gentes in 1985, California; his aim was to create a lightweight yet safe helmet, and from this goal the Giro Prolight was created. In 1994 the famous Roc-Loc system was launched, to keep the helmet in the correct position, maintaining comfort and safety. It enabled the wearer to fine tune the position of the helmet, helping to ensure a custom fit for every rider. Throughout it's history Giro has strived to create functional yet safe products, which also appear cool to encourage riders to use them. Sometimes it pays off (the Air Attack and the Xen) and sometimes not (The Fat Hat). Other innovations include the Aerohead, which helped win Greg Lemond the Tour de France by 8 seconds, and the Switchblade with removable facial protection. Nowadays Giro produce a line of cycling gloves, introduced in 2008, shoes (2010) and clothing lines (2013). In recent years Giro have introduced MIPs technology to their higher end helmets, helping to reduce the crash impact on a wearer's head and neck.
For more information about Giro, please visit their homepage, or a detailed guide to their history their Wikipedia page is here.
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