Lake CX146 Winter Road Boot – Black/Black Reflective – Ride Through the Cold Without Regret
Cold, damp, miserable? Not anymore. The Lake CX146 is your ride-or-die shoe for chilly spring spins and soggy autumn slogs. Designed specifically for shoulder-season training rides, these boots keep your feet warm, dry, and locked in—so you can focus on the suffering that matters.

Engineered around Lake’s road-specific Sport last for a secure, high-cadence fit, the CX146 hugs your foot just right—no slop, no numb toes, no hot spots. A fiberglass-injected nylon sole balances stiffness and all-day comfort, ideal for long winter miles without compromising performance.

Built for the elements, the upper is constructed with a water-resistant softshell and equipped with the M4 BOA® Fit System—glove-friendly, ice-defying, and ready for the worst. Whether you're pushing through freezing rain or early morning frost, the CX146 delivers warmth and control when your summer race shoes would throw in the towel.

Key Features
– Designed for cold and wet shoulder-season rides (25°F / -4°C and above)
– Wide fit version for extra comfort and foot volume
– Durable water-resistant softshell upper with DWR coating (re-treat regularly for optimal performance)
– BOA® M4 dial system with Click-Fit quick release: easy in/out even with gloves
– Road Sport Fiberglass-injected nylon outsole: stiff, efficient, and comfortable
– Compatible with 3-bolt road cleat systems only
– Reflective detailing for added low-light visibility
– Sizing Tip: For use with winter socks, size up 1–1.5 sizes from your standard Lake size

Specifications
– Brand: Lake
– Model: CX146 Wide
– Color: Black / Black Reflective
– Temperature Rating: 25°F / -4°C and above
– Cleat Compatibility: 3-bolt road systems only
– Closure: BOA® M4 Dial
– Last: CX/TX Sport Last – close fit with high arch support

Why It's Great
This isn’t just a winter boot—it’s a winter breakthrough. The CX146 turns nasty weather into another training day, not an excuse. Warm, weatherproof, and ride-ready. Your cold-season MVP.