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Giro Terraduro Mid Shoes


If you’re after clipless shoes that offer protection from the trail and the elements yet don’t sacrifice too much pedalling efficiency, then Giro may have the answer. They’ve taken the reinforced upper and hike-a-bike-friendly Vibram sole of their popular Terraduro shoe and created this taller mid-top version. A neoprene cuff supports your ankle and keeps out the slop, and raised asymmetric padding gives you protection from the cranks. Giro have also swapped the ratchet closure for laces and a Velcro cover, which should stop your feet getting too soggy. Despite the taller cut and chunky build of these kicks, they weigh a fairly reasonable 938g

Price $240

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