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Best Price Lake Winter Boots
Seems $300 is best price. Anyone know of deal on these? Veterans Day?
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Direct from Spain, they usually do a Black Friday deal of some sort. https://www.lakecycling.com/
Some people had bad luck actually receiving their shoes, but I got mine. I need a pair of replacement MTB shoes, so I'll be looking too. |
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Back when the old Nashbar was still around, they had great sales on the previous model (MXZ-303). I bought mine for $180 via Amazon, but they went as low as $150 IIRC. Looks like you can still get the 303s for $229 in some sizes straight from Lake at the moment. Don't really know if the 304s are any better (The 303s certainly were an improvement of the 302s).
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Are cold feet really worth a "deal"?
Just get the shoe that fits the need and ride on. Proper gear for the weather is worth every penny and always lasts for a long time. If you're freezing, the $ doesn't matter The reason Lakes were/are cheap is their bungled distribution over the years, other things on the market. Buy one |
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Lick Bikes
Found some for 175, thanks
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your best bet is to find someone like me with a pair of 303s (in 43) that doesn't need them any more.
I'm persnickety about seat position and the 303s mean I'm not in the right spot so I don't wear em. M |
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If you're riding road, isn't a "summer" shoe + insulated booties less weight than a winter shoe? Asking because that's what I've always done and seems to work down to low thirties. Below that I need to add chemical foot warmer and even thinner socks to accommodate them.
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First ride of the year with my Lakes... Shoe covers aren't gonna cut it. SPP |
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Nope, shoe covers will not cut it at 15. I'll skip that ride.
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Keeping feet warm is easy. Now keeping your eye lids from freezing shut when you blink can be a real challenge, LOL! |
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Circulation and sensitivity to cold in one's extremities (hands, feet) can vary considerably among people. My Lake cycling boots added a degree of comfort to cold weather riding that I had not experienced with booties. If you can use the booties successfully, great. The main thing is to head out the door knowing you have a chance to enjoy the ride.
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anyone know how lake goes on sizing...do they tend to run tight and smaller?
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I generally ride a size 43 Sidi shoe. The Lake 303s are a 44. That works fine, and allows for a bit more darn tough sock if I feel like I'll need that.
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