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i have a pair of giro prolights (this years model) because the empires were not in stock in my size. i ordered a 44, which fit very comfortably. i have some shimano 170s, which fit really well and are 43.5. they seem to hold true to shimano sizing
Thank you.
I can only try the Dirt line ("Privateer") before ordering as the local dealer does not have the road line.
From my check 45.5 was too tight and 46.5 was a bit wide and spare room of 1 cm on the toes. Size 46 was not available
I have no idea if the Dirt shoes construction is wider than the road line.
I wear Mavic 46 road and dirt.
Nir
Yup, I've got a pair and love them.
Go up a size - I'm a 44 in normal shoes but the Giro 44 did not quite fit.
They come with 3 different arch supports, so you should be able to fit to your feet really well.
Not got Factors my self, I have Trans as my crap conditions shoe.
They feel wider than the Mavic Zxelliums I tried on a few weeks ago.
I'd imagine the Trans and factor are shaped from similar, if not the same last.