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Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more

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Even though he’s technically retired now, it was easy to spot Ben Berden’s influence on these new kicks from Lake. Officially the MX130C SuperCross, these lace up, high top cyclocross race boots are intended for colder cross races – or anyone looking for more ankle support for those dismounts and run ups.

Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more

Ben has been flashig a custom pair of brown leather MX130Cs on instagram, but it looks like the production boots will be offered in black and white, with a similar vintage style as their CX1/MX1 throwback shoes. Fitted with the same outsole as many of the other Supercross options, the shoe is SPD compatible, has huge replaceable toe cleats, and a large rubber pad in the center of the shoe for pedaling through remounts.

Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more

We saw the CX1 earlier this year a Magura camp, but the MX1s were not yet available. Featuring the same throwback look in honor of their first shoe 35 years ago, the shoes are actually fairly affordable at $134.99 – also available in wide.

Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more

Cant decide between snow boots, hiking boots, and bike shoes? The new MXZ 200 has you covered. Built with their winter last for better circulation with thick socks, the boot is made from Ecco vegetable tan leather with a waterproof membrane liner and 3M Thinsulate in the toe box. The Vibram Mountain V outsole is both flat and clipless compatible, and laces complete the $249.99 boot.

Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more

This MX301 or MX1 Super Endurance was originally whipped up for Gunn-Rita Dahle Flesja, hence the Norwegian flag motif. Essentially a super paired down shoe with just enough tread for XC and marathon racing, Lake sees this as a contender for XC or for the emerging gravel racing market. Details are slim for now, though.

Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more Lake laces up high top Super Cross shoes, winter SPD hiking boots, new Tri range, and more

And in honor of all the triathletes converging on Kona as we speak, Lake has a completely reworked tri shoe range. At the top, the TX 322 features a carbon outsole with heat moldable heel cup, NuFoam upper with Trek-Dry antimicrobial liner, and a 40mm velcro strap up top and L6 Boa closure down low at $339.99. The TX 223 is essentially the same shoe minus the Boa closure and the heat moldable heel cup which drops the price to $239.99. The TX 213 moves to a nylon sole with velcro straps for $139.99.

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Jim E.
Jim E.
6 years ago

Those Football, oops, I mean, Cross shoes are frickin’ awesome.

Don
Don
6 years ago

Those MX1’s look cool. Unless you have a LeMans start… Still, look forward to seeing the weight, and trying them on of course. Fit is really the decision maker for bike shoes, and especially for marathon shoes.

Crash Bandicoot
Crash Bandicoot
6 years ago

Those hiking boots look cool and would be nice as a more casual shoe when I use the MTB for errands. I don’t care about the rest Lake has fantastic fit but the worst build quality in the industry and non-replacable heel pads. I bought a 300 dollar pair of lakes and the fell apart in one season

duder
duder
6 years ago

I’m surprised no one makes platform shoes with cleats for cross. Seems stupid to use clips for courses that are muddy, icy, snowy, and have many dismounts/remounts.

Carl
Carl
6 years ago
Reply to  duder

Interesting concept, however the most popular pedal/cleat designs clear all but the thickest of mud well. In wet/muddy conditions a flat pedal would get slippery and a racer would me more likely to come off the pedals in a rough and possibly rutted section of the course.

Gillis
Gillis
6 years ago
Reply to  duder

You would also be losing a bunch of your power by losing the upstroke as well.

Edward Suddon
Edward Suddon
6 years ago

Love those ‘Cross boots,they remind me of my old Rivat ones from the ’80’s

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