Review on 🚴 CXWXC Cycling Toe Covers: Waterproof and Breathable Shoe Covers for Winter Cycling - Keep Your Feet Warm and Protected! by David Banks

. Omit the spikes and add enough warmth so I can ride about 10-15F colder than usual. It's totally unfair to put a temperature rating on anything as that's totally subjective, but for me my summer shoes are good up to 55°F when warm. This allows me to ride in temperatures hovering around 45F, primarily by blocking the mesh vents instead of the actual insulation. If it were colder than 55F at the start of the trip I would most likely put on my goretex boots which are non-vented, a size up (for thicker socks) and warmer, I could pull them over and ride up to around 40F - mine is cut off the absolute road.