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Too small so I thought it was a mistake. I was afraid of tearing the material so I sent them back because I couldn't assemble them. The Rock brothers shoe covers seemed to fit better, were easy to put on and kept my toes happy on a 12 degree ride the other day.

Perfect! It rains 5 days a week here in south-west Norway, so it's vital for my morning commute. They are waterproof and keep my feet dry and warm! And on clear but cold days, they serve as windbreaks to keep your toes warm. They are easy to put on (I ordered a size up), the zipper holds and they seem strong enough. Goodbye

Cycling shoes are very difficult to put on and take off, but they stretch a bit to avoid the spikes. I wear shoe size 11 1/2. Once put on they work like a good boot to keep shoes and socks dry and also provide good protection from the wind when it's a bit chilly outside. It seems to be holding up well but I've only used them a couple of times.

They didn't convince me at all. I bought size L and wear size 44 shoes. The fit was fine. Although even with taller socks I have a bit of chafing at the back of the zipper. They are good in the rain. My feet stay dry but even on a 50 degree dry day my feet were cold. If I had the opportunity again, I would not buy it and would prefer a different brand and/or model.

Decent lightweight protective overshoes. Surprisingly elastic. Not easy to put on and take off quickly - the zipper needs to be about 1/2 inch lower to make it easier. Take your time and avoid tearing/tearing as these cases are definitely true to size! I wear size 45 Shimano road shoes with Look Keo boots and ordered size XL. The length was ok but they were quite tight around the foot. So far decent water and wind protection in moderate rain - no water ingress or wet socks yet. The yellow color

Excellent protection in heavy rain. The fit is a little tight, but the material will stretch and take shape over time. The first overshoes I have actually have a strong zipper construction that won't break after 2-3 uses. What I particularly like about these boots is that they are made without heavy insulation, making them ideal waterproof boots for riding in the fall, spring and early winter of the Oregon-Washington climate where most padded shoe covers are too hot and suffocating are. your…

At first I hated these shoe covers because they only kept my feet dry in the rain for about 20 minutes and then I realized that's not quite what they are do. because the idea that any of these products are waterproof and breathable is nonsense. I use them to keep sand and dirt off my shoes when I know it's going to be a rainy ride as that dirt gets into your cable mechanisms and blocks them and also permanently soils and ages your shoes - you're essentially spraying yourself with liquid…