Shimano GE900
"High-performance GRavity shoes for uncompromising downhill inserts and a precise fit on any terrain."
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Shimano GE900
"The Shimano GE900 are premium-class gravity racing shoes that have been specially developed for demanding descents and competing for every second. These shoes are suitable for both mountain bikers and road cyclists and, thanks to the Force Control midsole, offer extreme stiffness, which is essential for uncompromising downhillinsertsu00e4tze. The BOAu00u00ae Fit System with a Li2Ftwist lock ensures a precise fit and is equipped with a cover that prevents unintentional looseningu00f6."
"The enduro-optimized SHIMANO ULTREAD GE rubber compound in combination with a grippy tread pattern guarantees excellent grip and stability on a wide variety of terrain. An optimized neoprene shaft fits perfectly to the ankle and effectively prevents the ingress of stones and dirt, which ensures additional comfort and protection. In addition, the BOAu00u00eae Fit System is equipped with flat lacing and flat seams to prevent tangling on the trailu00e4."
"These unisex shoes are the perfect choice for cyclists who value the highest performance and safety. Whether mountain biking or on a road bike, the GE900 from Shimano offer the ideal combination of functionality and comfort to perform even in extreme conditions"
"The enduro-optimized SHIMANO ULTREAD GE rubber compound in combination with a grippy tread pattern guarantees excellent grip and stability on a wide variety of terrain. An optimized neoprene shaft fits perfectly to the ankle and effectively prevents the ingress of stones and dirt, which ensures additional comfort and protection. In addition, the BOAu00u00eae Fit System is equipped with flat lacing and flat seams to prevent tangling on the trailu00e4."
"These unisex shoes are the perfect choice for cyclists who value the highest performance and safety. Whether mountain biking or on a road bike, the GE900 from Shimano offer the ideal combination of functionality and comfort to perform even in extreme conditions"
Product details
- Optimal for:
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- Mountain biking
- Racing bike
- Weight:
- 846g
- Features:
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- "Force Control midsole with extreme stiffness for uncompromising downhill use"
- "BOAu00u00ae Fit System with a Li2F twist lock incl. cover to prevent unintentional loosening"
- "Enduro-optimized SHIMANO ULTREAD GE rubber compound and grippy tread pattern"
- "Optimized neoprene shaft hugs the ankle and prevents the ingress of stones and dirt"
- "BOAu00u00eae Fit System with flat lacing and flat seams to prevent tangling on the trail"
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Sizes are given in EU sizes on the article's page
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EU
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36
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37
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37,5
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38
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38,5
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39
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39,5
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40
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40,5
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41
|
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US
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4
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4,5
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4,5-5
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5-5,5
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5,5
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5,5-6
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6
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6,5
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7
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7,5
|
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Foot length(cm)
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22,5
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23
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23,5
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23,7
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24,2
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24,5
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24,7
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25,2
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25,5
|
25,8
|
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EU
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41,5
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42
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42,5
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43
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43,5
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44
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44,5
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45
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45,5
|
46
|
|
US
|
8
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8-8,5
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8,5-9
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9
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9-9,5
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9,5
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10
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10,5
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11
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11-11,5
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Foot length(cm)
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26,3
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26,5
|
27
|
27,3
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27,5
|
28
|
28,3
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28,6
|
29
|
29,3
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EU
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46,5
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47
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48
|
49
|
50
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|||||
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US
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11,5
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11,5-12
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12-13
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13
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14
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|||||
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Foot length(cm)
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29,6
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30
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30,5
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31
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31,5
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Sizes are given in EU sizes on the article's page
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EU
|
36
|
37
|
37,5
|
38
|
38,5
|
39
|
39,5
|
40
|
40,5
|
41
|
41,5
|
42
|
42,5
|
43
|
43,5
|
44
|
44,5
|
45
|
45,5
|
46
|
46,5
|
47
|
48
|
49
|
50
|
|
US
|
4
|
4,5
|
4,5-5
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5-5,5
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5,5
|
5,5-6
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6
|
6,5
|
7
|
7,5
|
8
|
8-8,5
|
8,5-9
|
9
|
9-9,5
|
9,5
|
10
|
10,5
|
11
|
11-11,5
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11,5
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11,5-12
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12-13
|
13
|
14
|
|
Foot length(cm)
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22,5
|
23
|
23,5
|
23,7
|
24,2
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24,5
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24,7
|
25,2
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25,5
|
25,8
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26,3
|
26,5
|
27
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27,3
|
27,5
|
28
|
28,3
|
28,6
|
29
|
29,3
|
29,6
|
30
|
30,5
|
31
|
31,5
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How to measure
- 1. Foot length:From heel end to the tip of the big toe.
