Liv Macha Pro Womens Road Shoe

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Blacks Anchored by the power of technology, the Macha Pro puts the Motion Efficiency System to work for you. These performance-level racing shoes are lightweight and efficient, and the stylish design comes in two colorways.Features:100% long-fiber carbon ExoBeam plate with all-new dual beam design, offers secure mid-foot contact for better power transmissionExoBeam technology reduces strain on the knee and ankle jointsAll-new 360º ultra-lightweight, wrap-around upper with high frequency welded seams offers optimal supportAll-new internal, direct pull ExoWrap structure design with all-new dedicated Boa® Li2 dial produces a 360° foot enclosure for customizable arch fit and supportLaser cut micro-perforations in the upper for improved ventilationCycling-specific performance last enhances overall performanceSharkSkin heel liningRemovable sockliner with tunable arch support and TransTextura Plus™ layer

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Anchored by the power of technology, the Macha Pro puts the Motion Efficiency System to work for you. These performance-level racing shoes are lightweight and efficient, and the stylish design comes in two colorways.Features:100% long-fiber carbon ExoBeam plate with all-new dual beam design, offers secure mid-foot contact for better power transmissionExoBeam technology reduces strain on the knee and ankle jointsAll-new 360º ultra-lightweight, wrap-around upper with high frequency welded seams offers optimal supportAll-new internal, direct pull ExoWrap structure design with all-new dedicated Boa® Li2 dial produces a 360° foot enclosure for customizable arch fit and supportLaser cut micro-perforations in the upper for improved ventilationCycling-specific performance last enhances overall performanceSharkSkin heel liningRemovable sockliner with tunable arch support and TransTextura Plus™ layer


Product specifications

Brand Liv
EAN
  • 4713250014753
Color
  • White
Size
MPN
  • 870001712

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