Lake MXZ 304 Wide

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A warm winter shoe. Sizing quite tight: Shimano's summer shoe fits me 44, previous winter shoe with a small sock allowance Nortwave Arctic 44-44.5. The appropriate size of this shoe instead of a light wool sock is 46.

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Excellent product! The foot remains warm even at temperatures below zero! I took a size larger but a size and a half would have been better. Serious shop with a wide selection of products. Highly recommended. TOP!!!

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Top product. Can't report until winter.

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Quality shoe

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Received in less than a week, excellent shoes, I can finally go out and ride below 0 degrees.

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It's warm. Used for a few months now in freezing temperatures of 0 to -15c for rides of about an hour and the toes have stayed warm. The only slightly annoying thing is the cord clips that don't always go into place on the first try and slip out of place when you tighten them.

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Nice, warm, nothing bad to say.

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A warm quality shoe, although the boa straps that can be removed in one place seem easy to break. Works when used with thought.

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Very high quality and warm winter running shoe. On the plus side of the design, the Boa tightening is now on the front of the shoe and not on the side. This prevents the Boa tensioner from hitting the ground / stones in the event of a fall, which can easily break it. The size chart on Lake's site and foot measurement instructions work well. I actually took a shoe of size +1 to measure my own foot, so that the thick winter sock fits well and still the shoe fits perfectly. When you put the shoe on your foot, you need to open the velcro fastening, so it remains a question of whether the sticker will last a long time. Similarly, the plastic fastener on the velcro fastener wonders if it can also withstand long-term use. The blocks must be placed in the "inside position" so that the thick shoe does not rub against the crank.