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Old 03-10-07, 07:27 PM
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Anyone have the Lake MX101 shoes or the Diadora Toluca Trekking Shoe?

Anyone have the Lake MX101 shoes?

or the

Diadora Toluca Trekking Shoe?



How do they fit? I have a wider foot.


Lake has a wide version of the MX101 but Nashbar does not carry it in my size. I currently have a pair of Shimano SPDs size 45. A bit tight but OK.

How is the power transfer?

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Got the Lakes. Really like them. Nice and comfortable and wide enough for my feet. Highly recommended.
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Do you have the regular Lakes or the wide version?

What about power transfer? Are they stiff enough so you don't get a hot foot?
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I probably have 6k or more miles on my lakes. I wear a size 43, normal width. Gonna replace these with same or newer version.

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Originally Posted by spinnaker
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Do you have the regular Lakes or the wide version?

What about power transfer? Are they stiff enough so you don't get a hot foot?
Sorry to take so long replying. Mine are 41 wide. I have short fat feet. These shoes are really comfortable and seem to be well made. I wear them for all my riding. I like a reasonably stiff sole. These arent racing shoes but they are effective.

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I ordered the normal width. They did not have my size in the wide version. I hope they fit.
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I have an oooold pair thats still going strong. They are a bit too wide for my feet, but it was before they had a wide and narrow version.
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