🚴 Enhance Road Bike Safety with the VeloToze Tall Shoe Cover 2.0: Waterproof, Windproof Overshoes for Cold, Rainy Seasons Review

I like these. They are the right size and relatively easy to put on and take off. We don't have very cold weather yet, but so far my fingers are happy!

Lightweight rubber sleeves that ripped with a fingernail when first worn. Worked great and kept feet warm throughout a 2.5 hour ride. .I'm glad the hole was in the heel.

They keep you dry and warm in the cold or rain but my goodness they are uncomfortable to wear. Also, they started tearing after the 5th use. Still worth it, but maybe only for a long bike ride in heavy rain.

I don't know what to do, they probably do something but they definitely don't keep feet dry. Maybe user error, maybe it takes more practice with them, or maybe they're better as winter windbreaks. Also terribly difficult to put on.

These overshoes are very difficult to put on my cycling shoes. I have wide feet and shoes, and the material of the shoes is stretchy but "sticky". I have to fight them for shoes, but one day they do a good job. They're not as useful as I'd hoped. Won't buy them again.

Wait an extra 10 minutes to put on your cycling shoes. it takes some time And almost difficult and time-consuming start. Works well in the rain but your feet will sweat to get your shoes wet. I have used DeFeet knitted overshoes and I think I prefer them over latex material. upset.

I bought these anticipating a long day in the saddle and the possibility of rain, mud and puddles. Although the rain stopped when I hit the road, it was still pretty damp and my feet stayed dry all day (+/- 8 hours). My feet sweat, but not much, and they stay "dry" on the outside, which is always a real problem. Time and stretch, they are great for your needs. That being said, they're definitely not the most durable thing I've bought for cycling - but they're great for their intended use and I…