Sidi Ergo 5 White Shoes

Description

The Ergo 5 shares many of the features of the Wire and Shot models. The Twelve Carbon Composite sole, whilst not as light as that found on the Wire, has been specifically designed to cradle the foot perfectly, lending great levels of both comfort and performance. In addition to the comfort offered by the generous padding in the tongue, SIDI have also greatly improved their insole. Similar to BOA closures so popular in the market now, the Tecno 3 uses wires to evenly spread load over the shoe. In addition, the Sidi Ergo 5 features their Adjustable Heel Security System. The Ergo 5 sees an upgrade from the 2-way caliper ratchet and twin velcro strap on the lesser models, to the Tecno 3 closure system. A small allen key adjusts the system which wraps around the heel for more or less grip depending on the foot and which helps to reduce heel slip and rub. The Twelve Carbon Composite sole, whilst not as light as that found on the Wire, has been specifically designed to cradle the foot perfectly, lending great levels of both comfort and performance. The Ergo 5s deliver everything you could need for racing or sportives, club runs or solo ventures. The Sidi Ergo 5 is - in this man's opinion - probably the best value shoe in the range. Sidi's legendary customisable comfort and fit are of course a main feature of the Ergo 5. 2 buttons on the side of the dial are depressed to release the lever to allow tightening/loosening of the shoe.

Key Features

• Similar to BOA closures so popular in the market now, the Tecno 3 uses wires to evenly spread load over the shoe.
• The Ergo 5 shares many of the features of the Wire and Shot models.
• The system allows for millimetre precise adjustment for a fit.
• Sidi's legendary customisable comfort and fit are of course a main feature of the Ergo 5.
• The Twelve Carbon Composite sole, whilst not as light as that found on the Wire, has been specifically designed to cradle the foot perfectly, lending great levels of both comfort and performance.
• 2 buttons on the side of the dial are depressed to release the lever to allow tightening/loosening of the shoe.