Like wearing your favourite slippers with cleats on
Lightweight and stiffness is the order of the day when it comes to Giro Factor road shoes. Built on the same lasts as the range topping Prolight SLXs. the Factors are designed to suit virtually every foot in the land.
At this price point you've usually got two options for strapping the shoe to your foot – Velcro straps and buckles, or a dialled lace system like Boa. Giro have gone for the buckle and Velcro option but with a few tweaks. The lower steel buckle is in a pretty standard place but the upper buckle is positioned more to the centre to avoid pinch points and increase comfort. The straps themselves are actually part of the upper so as you tighten them you are pulling the top half of the upper over your foot rather than just thin straps, this removes any localised pressure points. The buckle itself has two positions, an upper and a lower, adjustable by the removal of a screw. This also allows a degree of flotation so that it settles perfectly in position on the top of your foot.
The uppers are Teijin microfiber, a manmade leather-style material which is very soft and pliable to the touch. It also looks very hard wearing. The toe and heel box are reinforced for longevity and shrug off marks and scuffs with ease. Plenty of small holes at various sections in the material take care of breathability and there are two sections of mesh at the toes to aid airflow.
Now for the pièce de résistance : the Easton EX90 carbon soles. These babies are not only immensely stiff and light but the stack height is just 6.5mm so your foot is very close to the pedal. The sole itself has a beam section running from the three-holed cleat area to the heel while the bare minimum of material is used on either side.
Out on the road you're certainly going to get noticed, even in these white, silver and red versions that are probably the most subtle. The Factors also come in a bling red & white or shiny black which scream 'look at me!' For a little extra you can get the Rapha Condor cycling team version.
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