Ward off the Elements 🌬️ with GORE WEAR Unisex Windproof Overshoes Review

My feet were comfortable at around 25 F (not warm or cold, which is really perfect). . They're not super pretty, but they're functional.

Withstands multiple steep rides (40°) as advertised. However, they disappointed with the durability. The zipper broke before the fourth use.

Not suitable for wide shoes. Got shoes 9.5 and they are very difficult to put on. They keep your feet warm at 43 degrees Fahrenheit. A large hole forms on one floor and starts on the other. I've only worn them 3 times.

PRO: Good boots. Keeps feet sufficiently warm up to 40 degrees. Good zip, offset from the back of the boot to avoid interfering with the zips on the back of the riding tights. reflective (yellow). expands to remove and tighten bike spikes. The reflective strip on the back ensures good visibility at dusk. Good behaviour. CONS: I ride in temperatures below 40 degrees, so sometimes I feel a bit cold.

Gore - "For warm, DRY FEET on those rainy, cold days." Yes. I used to have sugoi, waterproof overshoes with sealed seams, but they were about five years old and had a few holes in them so my feet got wet after about 15 minutes of riding. This was to be expected. Gore replacement shoe covers have three seams, one right down the middle, and none of them are taped or sealed. At the seams, you guessed it, the rain seeps in and your feet get wet. Windproof and warm, yes. Dry feet in the rain? For me

The right bootie worked without a zip after 3 applications. The GORE Guarantee process is downright painful and slow as molasses. Save your $70 and buy something from a manufacturer that endorses their product. FYI, after making a warranty claim you will need to pay for the item to be shipped to them so they can determine if they can help you. Heck I just want one bootie and would be happy if these clowns would sell me at least ONE to replace the broken one and get me back in business. Instead…