LOUIS GARNEAU MEN'S SHOES - MOUNTAIN
Louis Garneau T-Flex LS -100 Men's Shoes
Being entirely frank, it's rare that a road-focused manufacturer successfully makes headway in the mountain market. Note that we said 'rare' and not never. Not surprisingly, Louis Garneau is among the elite few that designs equally across disciplines, as is reflected with its new T-Flex LS-100 ...read more
Louis Garneau T-Flex 300 Shoes
On your next cyclo-cross, or XC race the Louis Garneau T-Flex 300 Shoe will provide power transfer from your foot to the pedal via a removable Carbon Air Blade Out-Sole. The aggressive cleats grip well in mud or on uneven terrain for sections where you are carrying the bikeread more
Louis Garneau 0 Ergo Grip Shoes
You sold your car to buy that fancy new bike this spring, but now it’s winter and keeping your toes frostbite-free is number one on the agenda. The Louis Garneau 0 Degree Ergo Grip Shoe will keep your feet warm in bitter cold temperatures, thanks to a leather and neoprene one-two punch. The ...read more
Louis Garneau Montana XT3 Shoe - Men's
Some days you feel like going for a nice, relaxing trail ride. Other days call for a brutal, no-mercy hammer-fest. For the former, we recommend the Louis Garneau Montana XT3 Shoe. We also recommend the Montana for the latter. The Montana adapts to the type of riding you want to do with its ...read more
Louis Garneau Monte MTB Shoes
You don't have to be a totally radical bike messenger to appreciate the rugged urban and singletrack capabilities of the Louis Garneau MTB Shoe. Sure, the high-density nylon sole gives you plenty of power transfer as you mash through traffic, but it's still compliant enough when it's time to ...read more
Louis Garneau Terra MTB Shoes
There's no part of the city and no part of the trail that the Louis Garneau Terra MTB Shoe can't go. The high-density nylon sole gives you enough stiffness for efficient power transfer on the trail, without sacrificing walk-ability while in the city. And even without a ratchet buckle, LG's ...read more









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