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Louis Garneau Tri X-Speed Men's Shoes
The Louis Garneau Tri X-Speed Shoes deliver the goods you need to step into the world of triathlon racing. They're reasonably light; they offer a secure fit; they effectively transfer power--and they won't kill your budget. Hook them up to your pedals, drop your bike off in the transition area, and be confident that they will be up to the task when it's time to swing a leg over your ride and put distance between you and the competition.
All triathlon shoes are different, of course, but they all must perform one critical function--keep your feet protected from painful hotspots and blisters. After all, in triathlons, there's no putting your feet up when your bike ride is over. Garneau knows this, so they outfitted the Tri X-Speed Shoes with the HRS-80 heel retention system to keep your heel planted firmly in the back of the shoe. Additionally, the decentered Power Flex strap is angled to ensure proper arch support, reduce forefoot pressure, and provide next-to-skin fit. Because time lost in transition can be a race-killer, the strap secures from the outside of your foot inward, ensuring that it won't interfere with the crankarms when you want to get on your way first, and then strap in.
Garneau gave the Tri X-Speed Shoes the high-density Ergo Air II Nylon outsole with its multivent system. It's not quite as stiff as Garneau's carbon fiber soles, but it transfers power effectively and also offers excellent ventilation. The upper is made of synthetic leather and mesh for proper temperature regulation and durability. Ergo Air Cool Stuff blue insoles increase the shoe's ventilation properties.
The pull hoop on the back of the Tri X-Speed Shoe is anchored from the bottom of the heel so you can pull the shoes on quickly and easily. It's also emblazoned with a reflector for added visibility. The Louis Garneau Tri X-Speed Men's Shoes are compatible with two- and three-bolt pedal cleat designs. They come in whole sizes from 38-50 and in White.
Price: $44.99 (62% Off!)
Regularly: $119.95
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The Louis Garneau Tri X-Speed Shoes deliver the goods you need to step into the world of triathlon racing. They're reasonably light; they offer a secure fit; they effectively transfer power--and they won't kill your budget. Hook them up to your pedals, drop your bike off in the transition area, and be confident that they will be up to the task when it's time to swing a leg over your ride and put distance between you and the competition.
All triathlon shoes are different, of course, but they all must perform one critical function--keep your feet protected from painful hotspots and blisters. After all, in triathlons, there's no putting your feet up when your bike ride is over. Garneau knows this, so they outfitted the Tri X-Speed Shoes with the HRS-80 heel retention system to keep your heel planted firmly in the back of the shoe. Additionally, the decentered Power Flex strap is angled to ensure proper arch support, reduce forefoot pressure, and provide next-to-skin fit. Because time lost in transition can be a race-killer, the strap secures from the outside of your foot inward, ensuring that it won't interfere with the crankarms when you want to get on your way first, and then strap in.
Garneau gave the Tri X-Speed Shoes the high-density Ergo Air II Nylon outsole with its multivent system. It's not quite as stiff as Garneau's carbon fiber soles, but it transfers power effectively and also offers excellent ventilation. The upper is made of synthetic leather and mesh for proper temperature regulation and durability. Ergo Air Cool Stuff blue insoles increase the shoe's ventilation properties.
The pull hoop on the back of the Tri X-Speed Shoe is anchored from the bottom of the heel so you can pull the shoes on quickly and easily. It's also emblazoned with a reflector for added visibility. The Louis Garneau Tri X-Speed Men's Shoes are compatible with two- and three-bolt pedal cleat designs. They come in whole sizes from 38-50 and in White.
Price: $44.99 (62% Off!)
Regularly: $119.95
Buy Now
