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Fastback Enduro Sole Brown
Fastback Enduro Sole Brown
SKU:gae-2197013255
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配送方法/参考送料:Courier delivery: shipping fee ¥698
配送方法/参考送料:Courier delivery: shipping fee ¥698
配送方法/参考送料:Courier delivery: shipping fee ¥698
配送方法/参考送料:Courier delivery: shipping fee ¥698
配送方法/参考送料:Courier delivery: shipping fee ¥698
配送方法/参考送料:Courier delivery: shipping fee ¥698
配送方法/参考送料:Courier delivery: shipping fee ¥698
配送方法/参考送料:Courier delivery: shipping fee ¥698
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【Gaerne Fastback Enduro Sole Brown Motorcycle Shoes Boots Waterproof】A highly maneuverable model developed for enduro and rally riders.
What makes the Fastback truly stand out is the "ankle frame" located around the ankle. The frames of Gaerne's top-tier motocross boots, the SG-12 and SG-10, extend from the ankle to the upper calf. While this significantly enhances protection, it also comes with the disadvantage of being difficult to move around in when dismounted from the bike. The Fastback's "ankle frame" is compactly designed, maintaining basic protection while allowing for smooth movement when dismounted. This will be an essential feature for enduro and rally competitions that involve frequent mounting and dismounting.
【Ankle Frame】
So, how exactly does the ankle frame work? In short, it prevents "twisting." The ankle frame allows for vertical movement of the ankle while controlling lateral movement. This means that pedal operation during riding and walking when dismounted can be performed normally, and it protects against injuries such as sprains and fractures caused by "twisting" in accidents like falls.
【Pivot System】
A pivot is a rotating axis, and by placing this rotating axis at the ankle bone of the boot, the ankle can move. The metal screw at the ankle bone acts as this axis, and together with the attached plastic part, it is called the "pivot system." The biggest advantage of adopting a pivot system lies in controlling ankle movement. The degree of control varies depending on the design of the pivot system, which in turn changes the balance between protection and maneuverability (higher protection leads to lower maneuverability). The Gaerne's top-tier boot, the SG-12, prioritizes protection the most, followed by the SG-10, and then the Fastback, which prioritizes maneuverability the most.
【Sole Manufacturing Method】
Gaerne is particularly particular about the sole manufacturing method when making boots. Not only does the sole manufacturing method greatly change the comfort, but it also makes a significant difference in protection. Gaerne's competition boots adopt the traditional Northern Italian manufacturing method, said to last "100 years," called the Norwegian welt method, commonly known as "Norvegiese." The major advantage of the Norwegian welt method is the extremely high rigidity of the sole. This manufacturing method has been a focus of the founder, Mr. Gazzola, since Gaerne's inception, and it is something that can only be made with the skill of a craftsman. This is also why Gaerne's boots are still made in Italy.
Outer material: Plastic, synthetic leather (microfiber)
Inner material: Fabric
Sole: Gaerne Enduro Sole
Weight: 1,930g (per foot, 27.5cm)
Total height (foot entry): 38cm
Country of origin: Italy
Color: Brown
Sizes:
25.0cm (equivalent to 24.5cm)
25.5cm (equivalent to 25.0cm)
26.0cm (equivalent to 25.5cm~26.0cm)
26.5cm
27.0cm
27.5cm
28.0cm (equivalent to 28.0cm~28.5cm)
28.5cm (equivalent to 29.0cm)
Notes
*If using with knee guards or knee braces, we recommend purchasing the separately sold extra long straps simultaneously.
*Gaerne products are designed for riding, so the sizing differs from general shoes.
*Also, for each model, the last, sole shape, and sole manufacturing method are different, so there are differences in sizing.
*The images are for illustration purposes, and the design and specifications of the products shown may change without prior notice. Please be aware.
What makes the Fastback truly stand out is the "ankle frame" located around the ankle. The frames of Gaerne's top-tier motocross boots, the SG-12 and SG-10, extend from the ankle to the upper calf. While this significantly enhances protection, it also comes with the disadvantage of being difficult to move around in when dismounted from the bike. The Fastback's "ankle frame" is compactly designed, maintaining basic protection while allowing for smooth movement when dismounted. This will be an essential feature for enduro and rally competitions that involve frequent mounting and dismounting.
【Ankle Frame】
So, how exactly does the ankle frame work? In short, it prevents "twisting." The ankle frame allows for vertical movement of the ankle while controlling lateral movement. This means that pedal operation during riding and walking when dismounted can be performed normally, and it protects against injuries such as sprains and fractures caused by "twisting" in accidents like falls.
【Pivot System】
A pivot is a rotating axis, and by placing this rotating axis at the ankle bone of the boot, the ankle can move. The metal screw at the ankle bone acts as this axis, and together with the attached plastic part, it is called the "pivot system." The biggest advantage of adopting a pivot system lies in controlling ankle movement. The degree of control varies depending on the design of the pivot system, which in turn changes the balance between protection and maneuverability (higher protection leads to lower maneuverability). The Gaerne's top-tier boot, the SG-12, prioritizes protection the most, followed by the SG-10, and then the Fastback, which prioritizes maneuverability the most.
【Sole Manufacturing Method】
Gaerne is particularly particular about the sole manufacturing method when making boots. Not only does the sole manufacturing method greatly change the comfort, but it also makes a significant difference in protection. Gaerne's competition boots adopt the traditional Northern Italian manufacturing method, said to last "100 years," called the Norwegian welt method, commonly known as "Norvegiese." The major advantage of the Norwegian welt method is the extremely high rigidity of the sole. This manufacturing method has been a focus of the founder, Mr. Gazzola, since Gaerne's inception, and it is something that can only be made with the skill of a craftsman. This is also why Gaerne's boots are still made in Italy.
Outer material: Plastic, synthetic leather (microfiber)
Inner material: Fabric
Sole: Gaerne Enduro Sole
Weight: 1,930g (per foot, 27.5cm)
Total height (foot entry): 38cm
Country of origin: Italy
Color: Brown
Sizes:
25.0cm (equivalent to 24.5cm)
25.5cm (equivalent to 25.0cm)
26.0cm (equivalent to 25.5cm~26.0cm)
26.5cm
27.0cm
27.5cm
28.0cm (equivalent to 28.0cm~28.5cm)
28.5cm (equivalent to 29.0cm)
Notes
*If using with knee guards or knee braces, we recommend purchasing the separately sold extra long straps simultaneously.
*Gaerne products are designed for riding, so the sizing differs from general shoes.
*Also, for each model, the last, sole shape, and sole manufacturing method are different, so there are differences in sizing.
*The images are for illustration purposes, and the design and specifications of the products shown may change without prior notice. Please be aware.
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