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

Excellent toe warmers. First, my shoes fit perfectly. They fit perfectly and stay in place perfectly. Perfect wind and water protection for cool morning walks. It's great when you don't need full shoe coverage. Now the quality is good, time will tell if there are any problems with the stitching.

Admittedly I don't have much experience with other toe and shoe covers but these work great. It takes a little tugging to put them on, but once they're on they're very secure. I rocked them in my 20's and my toes stayed nice and warm! Excellent wind protection. I'm not sure how long the pants will last while walking, but they're definitely not designed for that. The best value for money I've found!

Should have read the description more carefully. It says "rivets," so I guess I don't have much to complain about, but it's important to note that these things don't stay on unless you strap your feet to the pedals. which I stopped after a few falls because of spikes. I didn't find the blankets very warm either, although I only wore them once every 20 miles in the 30 degree weather.

. 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…

I typically ride in the winter in 30-40 degree temperatures with the occasional light rain. My fingers are usually very cold when I come back from a 25 mile ride. These shoe covers seem to work - on my first trip I was just thinking about my toes when I looked down and saw that I had shoe covers on; no cold fingers. It rained a little but not much so I can't comment on the waterproof claims but they look waterproof. Coated edges appear to minimize wear and tear. One thing to note, as with some…

My feet are always cold and neoprene toe pads are good for this time of year. I've had many different options, some double the price of this one. Since it was "free returns" I decided to give it a try. My cycling shoes are mountain bike shoes, size 39-40 so I ordered medium knowing they would be at the top of the size range. They were very tight and difficult to put on over the cleats on the sole of the shoe, but once I put them on they fitted perfectly. I took them off, put them back on…