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Louis Garneau Terra MTB Shoes
Product DescriptionThere's no part of the city and no part of the trail that the Louis Garneau Terra MTB Shoe can't go. The high-density nylon sole gives you enough stiffness for efficient power transfer on the trail, without sacrificing walk-ability while in the city. And even without a ratchet buckle, LG's HRS-80 heel cup prevents heel slip, ensuring you have a snug, comfortable fit no matter where the day's two-wheeled adventures take you.
User Reviews 
Submitted by
Brandon
a Weekend Warrior Date Reviewed: July 4, 2012 Strengths: 850 grams actual weight for the pair. Looks, comfort, style is decent, airflow feels good, stiffness is there. Weaknesses: Would like a bit lighter shoe, but the price is entry level so the weight is good for the price. My running shoes are lighter though, but only by about 100 grams. Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Duration Product Used: 50km Price Paid: $109.00 Purchased At: Brant Cycle Bike Setup: 2008 Gary Fisher Piranha matte white, hard tail, Syncros carbon rigid fork, Shimano XT (pedals, derailleurs, brakes, unified levers, crankset, cassette), hydraulic 203mm, Ritchey carbon riser/stem, Schwalbe marathon racer 26x1.5 tires with Kenda super Lite tubes, Cannondale Fire seat post and 250g saddle. Some accessories and stock 26" Bontrager wheelset atm.
Submitted by
mtb4123
a Cross Country Rider
from Adelaide Date Reviewed: May 3, 2010 Strengths: Excellent Shoe! Well Ventilated, light and definately comfortable. Good Fit and the three straps hold the shoe firmly to your foot Weaknesses: None Found Bottom Line: Expand full review >>Favorite Trail: Anything Technical/Fast/Hilly Duration Product Used: 6 months Price Paid: $125.00 Purchased At: Bicycle Express Bike Setup: Apollo Volatile. Standard Excpet With Maxxis Ignitor Tires
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