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LakeMX241 Endurance Cycling Shoe - Wide - Men's

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Description

MX241 Endurance Cycling Shoe

So you've discovered that your taste in off-road riding borders on all-day epics over rugged terrain. Good news, the MX241 Endurance Cycling Shoe is specifically designed to give you comfort and efficiency in the backcountry with impressively durable elements that can handle the abuse with aplomb. Lake wanted to meet the needs of cross-country riders competing in endurance events, that value an efficient comfortable shoe and cannot afford to have issues with their footwear during an event and demand long life from their footwear.

The MX241 is built on Lake's MX Competition last, which has an impressive hold on the heel to prevent any slippage while trying to keep a smooth pedal stroke when negotiating steep, ledgy climbs. A wider toe box gives your feet some much-needed real estate as they will inevitably swell after many hours in hot and humid trail conditions. Anyone who has experienced hotspots and generally uncomfortable feet by subjecting them to carbon planks with off-road lugs, and yearns for a more comfortable shoe with virtually the same efficiency should check these out.

The other features are what you would come to expect from a quality off-road shoe. A full grain leather upper wraps your feet with a supple feel and the reinforced anti-abrasion panels help out in areas where you're most likely to scuff the shoes. This supple leather upper is cinched down with dual Boa IP1 dials allowing for a micro-adjustable fit while tightening and loosening. The full carbon sole provides efficient power transfer through the pedals and the grippy rubber lugs dig in for traction as your calves burn while the eyes look for the end point of the hike-a-bike.

  • Comfortable, performance off-road shoe for wider feet
  • Abrasion-resistant elements add durability
  • MX Competition last is snug in the heel, wider in the toe box
  • Dual Boa IP1 dials provide secure, micro-adjustable fit
  • Full-grain leather upper is supple and mold to the foot
  • Stiff carbon fiber sole maximizes power transfer
  • Rubber lugs add grippy traction while off the bike

Tech Specs
Upper MaterialHelcor abrasion resistant leather, full-grain leather
LiningNufoam
ClosureDual side-mounted Push/Pull IP1 BOA
Sole[sole] Lake Race 100% carbon fiber, [outsole] Mountain Race X real rubber
Cleat Compatibility2-bolt
Recommended Usecross-country, cyclocross, trail
Manufacturer Warranty2 years
Size

Lake

Cycling Footwear
NOTE: PLEASE SEE SIZING DIRECTIONS BELOW
EUUS MENUS WOMENMM
36 4.5 5.5 224.5 - 227
37 5.5 6.5 230.5 - 234
37.5 6 7 234.5 - 237
38 6.5 7.5 237.5 - 240
38.5 6.75 7.75 240.5 - 243
39 7 8 243.5 - 246
39.5 7.5 8.5 246.5 - 250
40 7.75 8.75 250.5 - 253
40.5 8 9 253.5 - 256
41 8.5 9.5 256.5 - 260
41.5 9 10 260.5 - 263
42 9.5 10.5 263.5 - 266
42.5 9.75 11 266.5 - 270
43 10 11.5 270.5 - 273
43.5 10.5   273.5 - 276
44 11   276.5 - 280
44.5 11.5   280.5 - 283
45 11.75   283.5 - 286
45.5 12   286.5 - 290
46 12.5   290.5 - 293
46.5 13   293.5 - 296
47 13.5   296.5 - 300
48 14   303.5 - 306
50 15   313.5 - 316.5
How to Measure:
Take your foot measurement In a standing position while wearing your cycling socks.
Step 1: Trace your foot onto a sheet of paper.
After you trace your foot take a ruler and make a line to mark the furthest point on all four sides.
Step 2: Length measurement.
Use a millimeter ruler to get the measurement of the longest distance from heel to longest toe (first or second toe).
Step 3: Width measurement.
Use a millimeter ruler to get the measurement of the widest distance of foot from side to side.
Step 4: Repeat steps for other foot as your feet may be different sizes.
Typically you will want shoes that accommodate your largest foot the most comfortably.
Add 5mm to your actual length measurement to get recommended size.
Please Note: for accurate measurement please obtain a 3 digit millimeter measurement. Accurate measurements cannot be obtained from only 2 digits.

What do you think about this product?

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Great fit for wide feet

Familiarity:
I've used it several times
Size Bought
45.5 wide
Height
5` 10"

I recently purchased a pair of MX 241 Wide. I love them. I've been a cyclist for over 30 years and I've struggled to find comfortable cycling shoes. I mostly ride on the road and gravel. I ride Shimano SPD two bolt pedals (mtb). The MX 241 shoes have a unique upper design that contours to the shape of your foot. The heel is moldable as well. My experience with my new shoes has been bliss. No hot spots, no pain. I am using custom insoles from Specialized. My previous pair of shoes was Lake MX 237 Wide. They were very good shoes but the upper is more rigid and less able to conform to the shape of your foot. I can say based on those shoes that I expect the MX 241 to be very durable. When I switched to MTB pedals for all of my riding, I was concerned about wear to the rubber on either side of the cleat. After 4 years of use, my MX 237's show very little wear. The MX 241's use an identical carbon sole and rubber tread. Lake shoes are very well made in my experience.

Worth it!!!

Familiarity:
I've used it several times
Fit:
Runs small
Size Bought
48
Height
5` 11"
Weight
195 lbs

These cycling shoes are expensive. But you get what you pay for. Immediately comfortable. Did 65 miles, the first ride. All I can say is, I wish I got them sooner. I have big, wide feet. Size 13US. The 48 wide fits beautifully. Just an excellent, quality shoe!!!

A good fit for the wider foot

Familiarity:
I've used it several times
Fit:
True to size
Size Bought
46
Height
6` 1"
Weight
195 lbs

Followed the guidance on the LAKE website. Traced my foot, measured, and used the sizing tables provided. The shoe fits well and its the first shoe I have used that is not excessively long (as I tended to up-size to gain width). My previous shoe was the Giro HV mountain shoe in half size too large... and it was not wide enough and created nerve impingement in my right foot. The LAKE shoe is sufficiently wide to prevent that issue. I was not excited about the BOA cable bindings as I didn't really understand them and they looked rather fragile. I found them to be very tough and they have performed well. They distribute tension more like a tradition lace. The ability to micro-tighten in tiny clicks is a real benefit of the BOA and you can actually do it while your riding. The action to reach down and add a click or two is sort of like reaching for a water bottle. It was hard to spend this much on a shoe, but so far it was worth it. I have over 500 miles on them at this point. Great choice for the wide foot. For you wide foot people, I also recently picked up some Exustar sandals which have a good fit as-well. "Hey.. Backcountry / CompCycle should should add the Exustar to your inventory. I think you could do some cross-selling to the Sasquatch crowd.