Cycling Reviews

If you’ve doubled up on socks and neoprene booties, but your feet are still going numb from the cold, the Lake CXZ301 may be your answer. They’re like hiking boots that know how to ride.

Most cyclists assume they don’t need them — until they buy a pair and the unimaginable experience of warm toes on a long ride wins them over.

Socks and booties can’t compare to the boots’ leather upper and temperature-regulating lining. Lake has even added extra lining in the toe box and insole for added warmth. For closure, the Lake CXZ301 employs the BOA® lacing system familiar to snowboarders. The popular system uses engineered cable guides to distribute the closure force evenly around the eyestays of the boot.

If you’re in the cold and want to go clipless, some say these winter cycling boots are the only way to ride.

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