CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE
CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE
CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE
CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE
CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE
CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE
CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE
CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE
CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE
CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE

CX332 4-HOLE CLEAT SALE

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The Lake CX332 road shoe is a classic design with modern elements such as dual BOA closure & a light weight carbon sole system. The CX332 also draws from the same Thermaform technology as found in the CX403.

The internal heel counter is heat moldable carbon that gives the option to better customize the heel hold. A secure heel hold will stabilize the foot and eliminate heel slip. A stable foot allows for more power transfer and less fatigue. Form fitting natural leather upper in combination with the dual BOA closure system ensures that your foot will be secure without needing to over tighten the shoe.

The CX332 utilizes Lake's patented double sole system. The inner sole is a semi flexible fiberglass platform that allows some flexibility at the ball of the foot where the foot tends to swell, and typically hot spots or numbness would occur. The inner sole is suspended over the outer rigid carbon sole. This system enables the CX332 to use an extremely stiff carbon outsole without sacrificing riding comfort.

CX/TX RACE Last – Featuring a slightly more narrow toe box and tighter heel than the Competition last and less overall volume than the Sport last. Designed for very high-cadence riding with a slimmer fit.

Lake Race 100% Carbon Fiber Sole, Lake patent Double Sole. Available in a 4-hole cleat pattern (Speedplay).

Klite Kangaroo leather or Clarino Microfiber. Outlast temperature regulating heel & tongue liner. Internal Heat Moldable Thermaform Carbon Fiber heel counter.

BOA® Fit System Li2 dials. The Li2 dial is the most advanced platform in cycling, offering a precise, micro-adjustable fit in both directions and designed to resist abrasion.

DISCLAIMER: Shoes may ship with IP1 dials

Check out our full size guide:

Looking for the ultimate online size guide? Check out our full size guide so you can hone in on the best shoe fit that Lake has to offer.

  1. Step 1: Measuring your foot
  2. Step 2: Review sizing chart
  3. Step 3: Review fit matrix
  4. Step 4: Review shoe lasts

SIZE CHART

LAST LENGTH / SHOE SIZE
Add +5mm to your measured length to get correct shoe length
COMFORT PLUS WIDTHS
ROAD: CX201
MTB: MX201, MX169, MXZ120
SPORT LAST WIDTHS
ROAD: CX176, CX177, CX145, CX146, TX213, CXZ176 (Wide Only)
MTB: MX176, MX177, MX168, MX1, MX145, MX146, MXZ176 (Wide Only)
COMPETITION LAST WIDTHS
ROAD: CX218, CX219, CX238, CX241, CX242, CX1-C, TX223, TX322
MTB: MX218, MX219, MX238, MX241, MX242, MX1C
RACE LAST WIDTHS
ROAD: CX301, CX302, CX332, CX333, CX20R, CX403 (Narrow & Regular Only)
MTB: MX332, MX333, MX30G, MX20G
Race Last width names updated Dec 1 2023:
Regular = Narrow
Wide = Regular
Extra Wide = Wide
*measurements remain the same
WINTER LAST WIDTHS
MTB: MXZ200, MXZ400 (Wide Only), MXZ304
Milimeters EU Regular Regular Wide Regular Wide Narrow Regular Wide Regular Wide
224.5 - 227 36 92 85 87 83 78
230.5 - 234 37 94 87 88 85 80
234.5 - 237 37.5 89 85
237.5 - 240 38 96 89 90 87 82
240.5 - 243 38.5 91 87
243.5 - 246 39 98 91 99.76 92 104 88 97.8 100.24 84 100.2
246.5 - 250 39.5 99 93 105 88 98.8 101.24
250.5 - 253 40 100 93 101.76 94 106 89 99.8 102.24 86 101.2
253.5 - 256 40.5 101 95 107 90 100.8 103.24
256.5 - 260 41 102 95 103.76 96 108 91 101.8 104.24 88 103.2
260.5 - 263 41.5 103 97 109 92 102.8 105.24
263.5 - 266 42 104 97 105.76 98 110 93 103.8 106.24 90 105.2
266.5 - 270 42.5 105 99 111 94 104.8 107.24
270.5 - 273 43 106 99 107.76 100 112 95 105.8 108.24 92 106.7
273.5 - 276 43.5 107 101 113 96 106.8 109.24
276.5 - 280 44 108 101 109.76 102 114 97 107.8 110.24 94 108.2
280.5 - 283 44.5 109 103 115 98 108.8 111.24
283.5 - 286 45 110 103 111.76 104 116 99 109.8 112.24 96 110.7
286.5 - 290 45.5 111 105 117 100 110.8 113.24
290.5 - 293 46 112 105 113.76 106 118 101 111.8 114.24 98 112.2
293.5 - 296 46.5 113 107 119 103 112.8 115.24
296.5 - 300 47 114 107 115.76 108 120 103 113.8 116.24 100 114.2
303.5 - 306 48 115 109 116.76 110 122 105 115.8 118.24 102 116.2
309.5 - 313 49 116 112
313.5 - 316.5 50 118 113 120.76 114 126 108 119.8 122.24 106 120.2
326.5 - 329 52 118

Customer Reviews

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A.T.
Excellent Premium Race Shoe

Not sure what TJ’s problem is but I own three or four pairs of shoes two of them being S works.

I’ve always wanted a shoe that I could use my speed play cleats bolted on without the adapter.

I had no issues bolding the cleats to the shoe it lowered my stock height The uppers are more comfortable than my S work shoes and the shoe feels more neutral when riding.
Long story short it’s my favorite race day or long ride shoe you won’t be disappointed.

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Terence Jenkins
A perfect shoe? Almost...

I bought the CX332 4-hole shoes in June 2021, and have done about 6,000 miles in them so far. I honestly don't notice them when I'm riding, which is a good thing. Super comfortable. I have always ridden Speedplay pedals. So to find a shoe with a dedicated Speedplay sole is amazing. So here is my opinion on why only three stars, and it pains me to call out these things but maybe things can be improved. The sole has two layers, in the center, you have a floating metal receiver for the Speedplay tension cleat to attach to the sole. Now when I say I struggled, I mean struggled really hard to get screws to align. The Speedplay cleat holes and the CX332 receiver plate holes didn't match perfectly, so the screws didn't want to go in straight and cross-threading was a real risk. In fact, I can't guarantee I didn't cross the threads which worries me if I need to remove them, because the shoe is done. I expected the Kangaroo leather to be more durable than regular leather, it's not and it's worrying. After a minor stupid spill, the CX332 leather can now be picked off like tissue paper. The last issue I only notice when the weather gets hot. Remember there are two layers to the sole to accommodate the Speedplay receiver. The outer bottom sole is carbon but on top of this is I'm guessing some type of fiberglass? This is the part your foot presses down on. In the hotter weather, I can feel this material flex under my foot, which is a bummer because I wasn't expecting this. Anyway, I hope this helps.