Garneau · Cycling
Granite XC Cycling Shoes - Men's
CA$103.59
CA$279.99Save CA$176.40 (63%)
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- The lowest price we’ve tracked since August 2026 is CA$100.79; today’s price is CA$103.59.
- The current price has held for 2 days.
- Across the 99 Cycling deals we’re tracking right now, the median discount is 31% — this deal’s 63% off is well above that mark.
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About this product
The Garneau Granite XC is a men's cross-country cycling shoe built around a seamless Bounder upper that eliminates pressure points for all-day comfort on the trail. The Boa Li2 closure system delivers precise, high-power micro-adjustments, while the integrated X-Comfort Zone accommodates a wide range of foot widths. Power Zone technology reinforces the ankle area for added support and stability during technical riding. The carbon-injected nylon Ergo Grip 2 outsole provides improved traction on rocky terrain, and removable studs can be added for grip in more demanding conditions. EVA insoles handle shock absorption underfoot. The pair weighs in at a combined 340g (2oz), keeping things light for climbs and sprints alike. Available in Slate, this shoe runs slightly small, so sizing up is worth considering before purchase.
- Category
- Cycling
- Brand
- Garneau
- Color
- Colour: Slate
- Size
- Runs Slightly Small
- Weight
- 2oz/340g
- Customers Say
- Runs Slightly Small
What people are saying
Reviewers consistently praise the Garneau Granite XC for its exceptional, glove-like fit and comfort, with the X-Comfort Zone technology standing out for accommodating a wide range of foot widths without creating hotspots or pressure points. The BOA closure system earns frequent compliments for delivering a precise, secure fit that aids power transfer, and the stiff outsole is noted for strong pedaling efficiency even on varied terrain. The most common criticisms center on off-bike traction, with reviewers finding the lugs too hard and slick on smooth rocks or wet surfaces. Some users also raise durability concerns, noting issues with interior stitching and cord retention over time. A few expert reviewers flag that the dial cables can pull unevenly across the midfoot when tightened fully.
