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  • Winter boots (road)… worth it?
  • thisisnotaspoon
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    I’ve got the northwave boots, the artic versions infact. Unless it’s actually HOT, like 35C and grannies are dying HOT, they’re fine, upto ~20C they’re fine. Equally I’ve never gotten more than ‘a bit cool’ even in snow.

    Gore-tex rocks.

    Mine are the MTB version though. Not tried it on the road but the sole isn’t the stiffest, might give you issues if you’re out for 5 hours or more? But on the other hand, I’d not want to be walking round an icy car park in road shoes!

    mrblobby
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    Still trying to figure out which to get. Bit puzzled that a lot of manufacturers seem to have vents in the solesof their winter boots (Specialized for example). Looks like they use the soles of other shoes in the range. I guess I could tape them up but it seem like a silly idea for a shoe that’s meant to be waterproof and warm. Experiences…?

    suburbanreuben
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    Has anyone any experience of the Lake CX145? They look kinda cool, like something Morten Harket would have worn…

    They’re waterproof (inc sealed cleat slots) but not that warm. I use my MX145s as autumn/spring boots,and extra socks for mild winter. Lake 303s are saved for the chilliest sub zero temps. With woolie boolies they’re warm at -10c.

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