Chrome Lower Southside Pro
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- Cleats not included.
- Oiled full-grain leather.
- Lightweight, breathable polyester quarter panels.
- Padded tongue and collar for added comfort.
- Full-length nylon shank plate for added rigidity.
- Built-in foot rocker for walkable comfort.
- Compatible with most clipless pedal systems.
- Imported.
- Measurements:
- Weight: 1 lb 5 oz
- Product measurements were taken using size Men's 11, Women's 12.5, width Medium. Please note that measurements may vary by size.
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Chrome started in Boulder, Colorado 15 years ago when a couple of guys needed bags and couldn't find anything that met their standards. So they got the toughest materials they could find, headed into their garage and started sewing. Functional seatbelts from used car lots were re-constructed into bag straps and tough vinyl fabric salvaged from old furniture was sewn in as bag liners.
Before long, people were knocking on their door. Word was out that Chrome was making the best messenger bags around. What started out of necessity became a business with an ethic: build functional products that people can rely on and do it well.
Eventually they moved to San Francisco, a city with a huge urban cycling scene. The business grew. Bags were joined by clothes, gear and shoes. Their products showed up from Brooklyn to Berlin to Tokyo. For Chrome, what matters today is what mattered in the garage - building products that work, and standing behind everything they make.
Before long, people were knocking on their door. Word was out that Chrome was making the best messenger bags around. What started out of necessity became a business with an ethic: build functional products that people can rely on and do it well.
Eventually they moved to San Francisco, a city with a huge urban cycling scene. The business grew. Bags were joined by clothes, gear and shoes. Their products showed up from Brooklyn to Berlin to Tokyo. For Chrome, what matters today is what mattered in the garage - building products that work, and standing behind everything they make.
