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Giro Republic R Knit HV sizing

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Old 08-01-20, 09:17 AM
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Giro Republic R Knit HV sizing

I ordered a pair of Giro R Knit HV in size 46 hoping the HV would be wide enough. I tried them on and they were not wide enough. For reference, I measured my feet according to the Lake shoes website. The measurements are 270mm length/100mm width. Now trying to find a pair of Lakes to order and send the Giros back. That is all. Just a PSA for people interested in the Giros.
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There are a lot of brands that surprisingly don't deal with widths. So it get's down to knowing how those brands tend to run. Wide, narrow or in between.

Annoying I know. I like a narrow fit.

Shimano I think has wide sizes or at least they tended to feel too wide on me. My Pearl Izumi's I'd consider a narrow to in between width. Giro, I don't know.
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Disappointing. I'd really like a lace-up shoe with some width to it.
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Originally Posted by Iride01
There are a lot of brands that surprisingly don't deal with widths. So it get's down to knowing how those brands tend to run. Wide, narrow or in between.

Annoying I know. I like a narrow fit.

Shimano I think has wide sizes or at least they tended to feel too wide on me. My Pearl Izumi's I'd consider a narrow to in between width. Giro, I don't know.
The HV line for Giro is High Volume. It is intended for wider feet or feet with high insteps. It applies only to those with HV in the title, so it isn't representative of their entire line...
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