Giro Men’s privateer R Black/Gum 46.5 (US Men’s 12.25) D – Medium
the privateer r features a nylon and rubber co-molded outsole for durability and improved grip on rocks or roots. The reinforced toe box boasts a rubber toe-guard for improved durability yet comfort reigns supreme with a supple microfber upper, two straps and a micro-ratcheting buckle. Those features, combined with the stiff and effcient nylon outsole, create a shoe that rivals the performance of more expensive composite designs. other highlights include aggressive lugs for improved traction, toe spike compatibility and a supportive evA footbed with Aegis anti-microbial treatment.
Product Features
- 375 grams (size 42.5)
- Molded evA footbed with medium arch support
- Co-molded nylon and rubber high traction lugged outsole
- strong and secure n-1 ratcheting buckle closure and n-2 strap (replaceable)
- High-quality, breathable microfber
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Evolution of an already fantastic shoe After nearly 5 years with my previous pair of Privateers (commuting, cx racing, etc.) I am stoked to be in these new generation kicks. There are a number of differences and improvements that I’ve noticed, and some changes that I’m interested to see pan out. The material is much different from year’s past all around, except maybe the liner on the inside. The Velcro is stronger, a solution to one of my previous model complaints. The ratcheting strap feels easier to ratchet, but also lighter in…
Nice! First pair of cycling shoes I’ve ever bought that fit.I’m 6’5″, size 14 (49) shoe, and I’ve accepted that things won’t fit right. With cycling shoes, I have to buy big, and cinch the straps down hard. The sho then slowly falls apart.These are perfect. Yes, they’re more narrow and snug than typical, but they seemed to remove just the wasted space.OK, so most of my happiness is due to fit, but upper strap adjustment tightens with a little lever (precise…
Well made, beautiful shoe with good stiff sole, sturdy straps and buckles -that does not fit. I am a size 44 normal width foot. I purchased this 44.5 Giro Privateer shoe to replace my worn out 44 Giro Privateer shoe. It measures up… kinda. Everything but the fit. I don’t understand why shoes are not the same shape as feet. The area where your toes are located, on every human I have met, is wider than the heel. These are bunion inducing uber narrow shoes. I got 44.5. If you have wide feet, there is another model for that… but I suspect that’s what will fit a normal foot. I would buy…