Review on Stay Dry and Protected: Disposable Waterproof Construction Protection (Disposable Pairs) by Joe Glass

As a real estate agent, I often need overshoes for my listings. I usually just go to my local big hardware store and pay way too much money for a pack of 6 pairs of very thick disposable shoe covers that do the job but are too bulky. I was looking for a cheaper solution and came across this and another option. I bought two options which are essentially the same product but one was slightly more expensive than the other. I checked her out in my last listing as she had newly renovated hardwood floors which I didn't want to ruin. . I didn't buy them soon enough at first so I started with the ones I usually have at the big box store and who cares how important it is when the outlet needs to be replaced. I went to empty the bin I provided and it overflowed after only 2 ads. I counted the pairs just to compare how much space they take up compared to new ones - only 6 pairs took up all the space! I replaced my stash with these thinner options and waited a few days to see how they performed. The basket was full again, but this time with 14 pairs. This is great because instead of having to worry about visiting your list every day to empty your trash, you can probably spend a few days doing it compared to the fabric ones. For me this is a win! QUALITY So far I haven't seen a single pair that has holes in it or doesn't seem to stand up to wearing another. PRICE is way better than what I did. I bought 12 pairs (24 packs) for $10.48, so over 87 cents each. Yes they are very durable but I wouldn't call them waterproof. Maybe to a certain extent. They cost 16 cents each. BIG SAVINGS for me!