Lake winter shoes

[hooples3]

For years I have been wanting a pair of these, but they are expensive and couldnt justify spending that kind of money. This Christmas my mom didnt  know what to get me so I lie and told her they were $150 and I put in the rest. I commute to work by bike just about everyday, all year. For years, in the winter, I have always used pricepoint shoes with the neoprene boots that work ok but never really kept me long after 20 minutes.

The Lake shoes are awesome!!! Very comfy, very warm. I wear a regular ( thin) cycling sock and my feet couldnt be happier. They are well worth the money.. espcially once you start riding the trails. I noticed this especially on yesterdays commute when it was 8 degrees at 4 am in the morning!!

[Cycle Snack]

What's the coldest temps you have ridden with these?  I got a pair of Shimanos last year and they are great to about 30 degrees but anything colder and they're not that hot.

[hooples3]

The coldest day we have had here so far was 15 when I woke upand went to work , I wore the shoes and a good wool sock and I was fine.... I have also been out in 20 - 25 deg weather on the trails for hours with no problem at all

[The Llama]

oneof them things I'm going to be looking for this march/april close outs to buy for next yr   

[Cycle Snack]

There was a guy selling a few of these on CList in Stratford earlier this year.  I don't think he had my size but he was selling them at $150 a pop I think.  Ad is no longer up but that was schweet.  Performance has them for $219 but something like this I would prefer purchasing in a store so I get the right size.

[hooples3]

I know what you mean.. My normal shoe is from lake so I just went with the same size.. and they fit great..
btw the vibram sole is a great plus on the lake shoes

[Cycle Snack]

I think I am going to have to get a pair. 

[hooples3]

seriously.. its worth it just not to even think about what your going to wear on your feet