Louis Garneau's Course Air Lite XZ Cycling Shoe pushes the envelope of high performance. We like this shoe because of its stiffness and ventilation, which are a huge benefit in both racing and training. Louis Garneau increased arch support and power transfer so we can keep comfortable and never...

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The H2-Cover fits perfectly over your helmet to provide wind and water protection in bad weather. Coated with a perforated membrane, the Stopzone fabric blocks wind and rain without compromising its breathability and moisture wicking. Reflective logos and piping make it safe and ideal for commuters.

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Your face's only real job on the bike is catching wind. In warm months, this isn't an issue, but when the temperature drops between November and March it becomes somewhat problematic. Because it feels like our faces work overtime catching wind in winter, we opt for the Louis Garneau Matrix 2. 0...

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You learned your lesson the hard way that standard cycling shoes just can't cut it in a triathlon, with frustratingly slow transitions sandwiched around mile after uncomfortable mile of squishy, sloshy pedal strokes from water trapped in your shoes. This time around, you're prepared with a new...

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Louis Garneau updates their Tri X-Lite shoes for an even more comfortable, more efficient shoe for your triathlon racing and training. The wide hook-and-loop straps not only make transitions fast and efficient but also disperse the tension across your foot to increase comfort while pedaling. The...

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Wind Headband

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The toes, the fingers, the ears, and the forehead--of all the exposed places on our bodies, these are the most vulnerable to the cold during winter base miles. Louis Garneau's Winter Cap covers half of them, making it indispensable when the temperatures fall for the year. The lightweight material...

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With a three-layer construction and a DWR treatment, the Winter Skull Cap is Louis Garneau's answer to the kind of cold, wet winter rides we often encounter in our home region of northern Utah. It's capable of resisting light drizzles and road spray, which is ideal for cyclists who prefer to do...

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