Why We Like The Tracker Cycling Shoe
We love the Tracker Cycling Shoe for our pedal to work because it boasts features from Giro’s mountain bike line for reliable performance, in a stripped-down package that’s lightweight and easy-wearing. The Tack rubber sole features Giro’s Gamma tread pattern that’s specifically designed for use with pedals with pins for superior traction whether we’re taking our cruiser bike for a ride or ripping our e-bike on a last-minute grocery store run.
Details
- Lightweight commuter shoes perfect for riding, walking, and cruising
- Boa L6 dials make for easy on-the-fly fit adjustments
- Dual layer EVA midsole offers supportive cushioning
- Lightweight textile uppers with PU overlays for durability
- Sticky rubber soles stick to flat pedals for enhanced bike control
- Item #GIRZ354
- Upper Material
- textile, polyurethane overlays
- Closure
- Boa L6 dial
- Footbed
- die cut
- Midsole
- dual-layer EVA
- Sole
- Tack rubber, Gamma tread
- Cleat Compatibility
- platform
- Claimed Weight
- [size 43] 11.9oz
- Activity
- commuting
- Manufacturer Warranty
- 1 year
Reviews
Q&A
Overall Rating
5 based on 1 ratings
Review Summary
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageFebruary 26, 2023
Great shoes
- Familiarity:
- I've used it several times
I read reviews of these shoes on the Path Less Pedaled and Radavist websites and decided to give them a try. I normally wear size 10 in Five Ten shoes; these are size 45, which Giro says equates to size 10.5, but I find they fit like the Five Tens. The shoes are light, and the Boa lacing system makes for quick on and off. I ride flat pedals with half clips, and the grip on these shoes seems to be the same as that of the Five Tens. I haven't ridden them on a long ride (>25 miles) yet, so can't say how they'll feel after more than a few hours. But so far, I'm pleased.
Originally reviewed on Competitivecyclist.com
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