Lake Cycling Blog

Written by Larisa Chinces Images by Cristian Popoi (FDK Photography) Riding the roads with my Lake CX 177 cycling shoes Here at Lake, we work with cyclists and athletes all over the world, using their knowledge and experience to bring...

Written by Robert Thorpe Importance of Cleat Management You may have noticed some issues with your old road cycling shoes during the year, causing pain in your feet or even causing pain elsewhere, in the knees or the hips. If...

Written by Robert Thorpe Meet the Lake Cycling Team - Mark at Paceline Opened in 2016 by cycling enthusiast Mark Hanson, in a short timeframe Paceline cycles has become one of the ‘go to’ locations for Yorkshire based riders, looking...

Written by Robert Thorpe Off Road Adventures with Lake Gravel biking is no longer just a new phenomenon. There are now regular events at all levels, all over the world. The UCI has just held the first ever Gravel Bike...

As we reach the off-season for road and mountain biking, and the colder, damper weather is better suited to those riders exploring the muddy cyclocross races and gravel trails, getting some training time on the interactive indoor trainer is a good idea. 

It’s also a great way to get used to your new Lake Cycling Shoes, and to make those necessary adjustments to cleat position before you hit the roads once more. Read our latest blog on indoor interactive cycling, and let’s help you to maximise your new Lake Cycling Shoes. Simply click the link in our bio. 

- by Robert Thorpe, October 1, 2022 WIDTH VERSUS VOLUME  Cycling shoes can be a mixed bag for most riders. Historically, many brands have produced narrow shoes, and shoes that look slim and sleek, but which don’t allow your foot to spread...

- by Larisa Chinces, October 1, 2022 How We Make our Cycling Shoes  Here at Lake, 2022 means that we’ve been helping cyclist's feet for 40 years. That a whole lot of information and innovation to put into our future, as we...

Here at Lake, our team and our ambassadors ride the best road and mountain biking routes all over the globe. We want to share a few of our favourite rides with you, so join us on a classic road cycling ride though the Yorkshire Dales, as our blog editor Robert takes you through the winding roads of Wensleydale and Coverdale, testing out our CX 219 Road Cycling Shoe. These hills have hosted the Tour de France and the UCI Road World Championships, and now they’ll host you, as You join us here at Lake on a cycling adventure. 

Take a ride with us on one of the world's best cycling routes, and join us on more rides across the globe, as our team and our ambassadors share our love for cycling with you, on their favourite road cycling, mountain biking and gravel bike routes all over the world. Riding in style and comfort – in Lake Cycling shoes. 

Follow the link in our bio and read the complete blog and route details.

The Lake CX 241 Road Cycling shoe is a culmination of years of experience, research with athletes, advanced materials, and shoemaking techniques to make a shoe that offers the best fitting solution for any foot type. Whatever the shape of your feet, or whether or not you’ve got a specific foot condition such as bunions, or you’re healing up after treatment, this unique design of this cycling shoe will very likely be a great fit for your troublesome feet, with its articulated upper and dual BOA fastening.   

The average design for a cycling shoe upper is a single piece of leather or fabric. It provides lateral support, but doesn’t wrap well around a foot with unusual shape or structural issues. The articulated upper of our CX 241 does just that – wrapping you in foot love and comfort.  

If you’d like to know more about this cutting-edge cycling shoe, then simply follow the link in our bio.