🚲 Enhance Your Cycling Experience with Synergy Neoprene Cycling Toe Cover Set Review

Great idea but doesn't work well. They can (and most likely will) slip out of your shoes if you open them and take a few steps. Put it on the ground quickly. I threw them away and bought some great winter cycling shoes. About 5 times more expensive but worth 100 times.

They go well with my cycling shoes (I think they are size 47). I don't use them on very cold days. I use them on cool days and I need extra protection for my toes from the cold (I ride in the same shoes I ride in summer). They fit over spikes of any style without modification.

My road bike boots are very well ventilated, especially in the toe area. They cover these vents. Size S/M for my Road 42 boots are snug fitting especially in terms of pulling them over the cleats. I'm a little worried about longevity. I haven't tried them alone in cold weather but they are a great addition to my cold weather overshoes.

I bought these toe pads for my spring races, however cold the mornings are, and since I haven't messed with socks the extra layer over my shoes is perfect. I wish I had them for my April race in Napa where the starting temp was 34! My feet didn't thaw out until halfway through my run so I'm very happy to have these overshoes on my running shoes! I have L/XL and they match my boots perfectly.

Excellent product, according to the manufacturer's description. Easy to install, no need to take off after a ride, just take off your shoes and leave the toe pads. They fit perfectly with my Shimano cycling shoes, the cut-out on the underside of the tip fits the spikes perfectly without interfering with buckling. Degree, my personal limitation, not the product. Like the skull cap, the finger pads are essential for a comfortable ride in winter.

They run small, about a size smaller than other neoprene toe pads I own. 40-60 degrees a day but they don't fit in my mountain bike shoes (voted pros). They should be about 1 inch longer and the neckline should be 1 inch further back. I wear size 47 and 48 shoes for reference. I think if you have a shoe of 45 or less and it's a street shoe and you don't ride in freezing weather it's good value for money.

I took them for the first time last month after driving 36 miles. They were ok, didn't stay on my boots all the time and seemed to wear off a bit, but kept my toes warm enough. I took them for 22 miles yesterday and when I got to the 11 mile mark and got off I found that the soles had completely fallen apart and that's why they were separating from my boots while I was undercut. in. Unfortunately I don't have a photo as I threw them away so I wouldn't have to carry them back (they got wet and I

I already have 3 pairs of these. They are cool. The first pair I had had reflective labels on only one side of each sock. They've since updated it with reflective tags on both sides of each sock. This means they work with any shoe. The only reason I didn't give this product 5 stars is because I want to see further improvement. That means something to protect the bottom of the sock. Maybe a piece of plastic or some other reinforcement. I always apply them at the end of the season by simply…