Lake Cycling Blog
The best cycling shoes for your personal cycling needs
Bike fitting and the 3 points of contact Fundamentally we are all different. We think differently, behave differently, and our bodies are different – as is how we use our bodies when cycling. Ultimately, there is no ‘one size fits...
The new CX400 & CX400L Road Cycling Shoe
Leading the peloton with a sleek and stylish, performance cycling shoe Lake has always looked to continuous innovation, often drawing on shoes and technology that we’ve previously developed, bringing them back, but with updated features. The new CX400 and CX400L...
Creating the best cycling shoes in the world
Using innovation & information to create cycling shoe comfort Most cyclists tend to buy with their eyes, and with their heart. In many respects, so do all consumers; and our job as brands is to try to educate the consumer...
Lake CX178 – the natural cycling shoe choice for riders
Making a lasting impression on your feet With the 2026 cycling season now open, here at Lake we’re launching a new cycling shoe, to add comfort to your feet. The CX178 is a development on the previous CX177 and has...
The Spring Classics herald the end of cycling hibernation
Cycling season is upon us – so, get ready to ride, once more! Winter is finally saying farewell to cyclists, and Flanders is preparing itself for some of the most epic racing of the year, with the onset of...
The rebirth of Trail and XC mountain biking
Adventure & adrenaline with off-road trail-riding With more cyclists still taking to gravel biking, there’s an interesting by-product emerging from this constant growth in off-road adventure. Whilst some would argue that XC (Cross-country) mountain biking never went away, and that...
Cycling shoes, stability and cleat fitting
Lake brand editor and cyclist, Robert Thorpe, talks with Julian Wall, from CycleFit UK Julian Wall – cycling shoes and foot stability Bike fitters the world over will do their utmost to ensure that the bike you choose to ride fits...
Cycling in the USA: Defining American cycling culture
The diversity of American cycling landscapes and climates At this very moment, whilst I’m writing about cycling in the USA and struggling with the difficulty in trying to define American cycling culture, there’s snow falling in the Midwest region where...
The technology behind cycling shoes Back in the day, cycling shoes – like most other shoes – were made of leather. It was easy; you designed the necessary shaped parts, chose the last – very limited over 40 years ago...