Gaerne G.Chrono shoes review

Hard to know for sure but what is certain is that these comfortable shoes are light (just 275g for a size 43 shoe) and, thanks to the Boa closure system, easy to adjust and very well vented.
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Light weight
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Comfortable
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While Jens Voigt may be well known for telling his legs to shut up, it's unlikely you'll ever hear him shouting such madness at his feet, thanks to Gaerne's range-topping G.Chrono shoes.
Gaerne say that by making the super-stiff carbon-fibre sole very thin, the rider's foot is closer to the pedal and thus more efficient.
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