Louis Garneau Carbon Air Compo Shoe 2010

 

(1 customer review)  

About the Louis Garneau Carbon Air Compo Shoe 2010:

The Louis Garneau Carbon Air Compo Shoe boast Louis Garneau's carbon soles for maximum power transfer with minimal weight. The Louis Garneau Carbon Air Compo Shoe's perforated synthetic leather/mesh uppers maximize airflow and feel great, and the triple-strap closures use wide Velcro straps for a comfy fit. Plus, vents in the soles offer excellent breathability so your feet remain cool and comfortable on every ride. The Louis Garneau Carbon Air Compo Shoe is a quick, well ventilated, and comfortable cycling shoe. OneTri is one of the premier retailers for the Louis Garneau Carbon Air Compo Shoe.

Features:

Composite Carbon outsole with patented multivent system - Rigid outsole maximizing power transfer and providing comfort in all weather conditions
Ergonomic Thermoplastic molded heel - Good fit and enhanced durability
Ratchet closure and velcro straps - Micro-adjustment and better support in vertical thrust
Microfibre upper (synthetic leather) - Lightweight and breathable yet waterproof
Nylon Mesh upper - Extreme ventilation and durability
Visual display of cleat's position - Compatible with SPD, SPD-SL, TIME, LOOK and SPEED PLAY cleats
ErgoAir interchangeable

Weight (size 41/1 shoe): 275 g/9.8 oz

Sizing:

Check the shoe guide below to match US sizing to European sizing.

Louis Garneau Carbon Air Compo Shoe 2010 Review Rating: Based on 1 review.

Reviewed by connortsai
Current clipless setup: Louis Garneau Air Compo shoes Shimano SPD-SL cleats (Yellow, 15deg float) Shimano R540 pedals These shoes are quite comfortable. The vents on the bottom help to keep my feet relatively dry during long rides. The carbon sole helps for stiffness and my power output can be felt well-transferred. Initially, I was searching for a shoe that had a ratcheting mechanism on the first strap but the 3 velcro straps on the Air Compo was sufficient to keep my foot in place. Finally, the thing I like best about new shoes is the smell. Even though I've put in around 200-300 miles since I picked up the shoes two weeks ago, it still has the new shoe smell :]