ROCKBROS Winter Cycling Shoe Covers - Windproof Bike Bicycle Overshoes for Men & Women, Thermal Warmers Review

Love the overshoes and their fit. Maybe a bit small but I like them to be snug so they work for me. I would probably take a slightly larger size and give it to my daughter. So far the quality seems good but the zippers seem suspicious as they just don't seem to hold up. They appear to be similar to some of the other lightning bolts on Rock Bros. Products that have failed me in the past. I wish they could find better quality zippers.

They don't really keep my feet warm in temperatures below 30F. Using it over a sock also works in temperatures around 25 F. However if I want to be really warm for longer than 1/2 hour in the low 20 F until puberty I need to use Hot Hands toe warmers. Put them on your toes before putting on your shoes. Then attach the shoe covers on top. I drove 35 miles at 20F for just over two hours. No part of me was cold.

Overall these overshoes represent excellent value for money. At less than a fifth the price of some big brands I wasn't expecting much but my regular kit was late and I needed a quick fix. I was positively surprised. They were delivered quickly, fit very well and overall the construction was good. I would give five stars but only used them for one event so not sure how they will hold up in the long run. Either way, given the price, fit, and construction, you can't go wrong.

The sizing is a bit tight but it's not that bad and I have normal or larger ankles/calfs. The shoe covers seem to be very well made, but I haven't had them for a very long time. The company's customer service is excellent, they contacted me to make sure I was happy and were willing to help when I wasn't happy. *Update* October 20, 2019 Rockbros sent me their new size which is slightly larger. This size offers more calf room and is much easier to pull over shoes. I like this size much more and I

It definitely shows promise and for the price I'd probably try to get it to work. I ordered US10 and my toe is about half an inch. For the price, they're not terrible. Compared to a similar branded product from Castelli ($156), they're worth it. But there are big differences in the details. Castelli products consist of many layers of material to protect against cold, wind and water. This product is a simple single layer material that resembles neoprene. My legs were still numb at 44 degrees…

I live in Michigan and even ride in the dead of winter (assuming they clear the snow). I have no complaints about these covers. I've seen so many reviews on any shoe cover, even the very expensive ones, all complaining about people getting cold, zippers and stuff like that. So after a while I just decided on this overshoe to see how it would turn out. Well it couldn't be happier. I was never cold, even if it was a few degrees below zero and it was also windy. I have absolutely no problem…

I am very pleasantly surprised at how well these inexpensive shoe covers work. When I ride my bike in the winter, the only real problem I've had has been cold toes. I tried these overshoes on a 5 hour ride where the temperature varied between 36 and 44 degrees and my feet stayed comfortably warm the whole time (thick wool socks included). Most importantly they keep the wind out which is a real problem when cycling! You really suit me. I wear SPD-like stubby shoes (2 holes) size 11.5 and size…

Bought for my husband who wore them once before even asking for an exchange. His words: Good: 1. Arrived quickly and exactly as pictured and described2. I don't know the effectiveness in rain; However, they kept my toes warm during a 2-hour ride in 39-degree weather. I put the boot on one foot to test its effectiveness against the cold. The leg in the boot stayed warm, but the bare leg was cold. The boot effectively protects against cold wind, so will probably do it in the rain (not yet able to