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Lake MX239 Gravel Shoes - Wide
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SKU: 3023874 Option: Black / Gold / 37
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Lake MX239 Gravel Shoes - Wide
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Lake MX239 Gravel Shoes - Wide Info
The Lake MX239 Gravel Shoes - Wide is Lake's gravel race shoe built on a wider version of the brand's Competition Last for riders who need more volume through the forefoot without giving up the fit precision of a race shoe. Closure comes from side-mounted BOA Li2 Push/Pull dials, spaced further apart than on Lake's road shoes so you get separate zone adjustment across the forefoot rather than one uniform pull across the whole shoe.
Underneath, the MX239 pairs Lake's 100% carbon fiber Competition sole with a real rubber Mountain Race X outsole, built with extended toe protection and room for forefoot lugs where a road shoe's sole would just be flat carbon. That combination keeps the sole stiff enough for efficient power transfer on the bike while giving you real traction and some protection for the moments you're off it — hiking a loose climb, pushing through a technical section, or just walking around before or after a race.
The upper comes in a choice of two constructions: a Clarino microfiber upper (available in Stone/Black or White/Black) or a recycled leather upper in Black/Gold, both built with mesh panels and Helcor abrasion-resistant leather along with an Outlast heel lining to help regulate temperature. A fiberglass-reinforced internal heel counter gives the shoe a more stable, locked-in heel hold, and the tongue is integrated into the medial side of the upper rather than sitting as a separate piece — it wraps as the BOA dials close, so it distributes pressure more evenly and doesn't shift or bunch up over rough terrain the way a traditional tongue can. This wide version runs sizes 37 to 50.
This is a gravel shoe for racers and serious off-road riders who need a wide-fitting shoe without stepping down to a less race-oriented sole or closure system — a stiff, well-protected shoe for long days of mixed-terrain riding where fit and off-bike traction both matter.
The RA Perspective
We carry the wide version of the MX239 for riders who've tried the regular Competition Last and felt pinched through the forefoot, especially on longer gravel efforts where any hot spot becomes a real problem by hour three or four. The extra volume doesn't loosen up the heel — that fiberglass heel counter still locks things down, which is the combination people are usually looking for.
The dual BOA dials with the added spacing are genuinely useful on a gravel shoe. Being able to adjust the forefoot independently from the rest of the closure matters more off-road than on pavement, since your foot tends to swell or shift more over rough terrain and longer days.
The rubber outsole with room for lugs is the other piece worth calling out — it's not a full aggressive mountain bike tread, but it gives you real grip and some toe protection for hike-a-bike sections, which a pure carbon road sole just doesn't offer.
We'd point this shoe toward a gravel racer or long-distance rider who needs the wide fit and wants a shoe that still performs like a race shoe on the bike, not someone looking for a casual commuter option.
Lake MX239 Gravel Shoes - Wide Size Chart
LAKE Competition Last Width Sizing
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