Xcellent Global Motorcycle Shoe Protector Boot Cover - Shifter Companion Black AT022 Review

The base is not reinforced at all, just an elastic band. I've never ridden it, but it falls apart after ONE DRIVE - just from pushing my foot at a stoplight.

My second and great! Need one more for the woman and a very thick strong rubber sheet. The bottom under the shoes can be a bit slippery as there is no grip, but we don't mind that too much, we just take it off when not in use.

Two trips and so far I like it. I usually ride ATGATT, but sometimes you just gotta ride white Nikes. If you want to avoid the gray spots that come with aggressive (read: normal) shifting, both in form and function, this certainly beats the RevainBasics headband, which is held in place by Velcro cable ties.

I bought this to use with nice new boots to wear with my pants at work. I didn't want to spoil them. It protects the boots well. It is very easy to put on and take off. This makes the boot a bit slippery on slippery surfaces, but I don't walk in them much and had no issues cycling. money well spent.

I had an idea for a new invention. Of course, a quick search revealed that there were many people ahead of me as well. It works on my cowboy boots. I don't know how long this will last and may also need a more forgiving derailleur (DRZ400S) that comes with a rather small/short front derailleur. Works just as well as expected. Between the Velcro and the rubber pad, the stack is quite high and can snag on the switch. It would be nice to find a flatter solution.

EDIT Downvote: The rubber band wears out fairly quickly, to the point where I stretch it and the rubber part sticks out. It interferes with my shifting. If I don't stretch it that far, it's too loose and that gets in the way too (starts to slip). I've also found that I tend to push the shifter closer to my toe than the contact area. This can work if you wear larger shoes. But I stopped using it and don't recommend it. Original post: This is very good. It's advertised as being worn rubber side…

They definitely get the job done. I wear a size 8 Air Jordan and they fit comfortably over them. The downside is of course the elastic part that wraps around the foot. At least in contrast to rubber, it does not cause friction between the floor and the shoe. Luckily that's not a problem on asphalt. It's only a problem if you use it on a wooden floor/tile, but there's no point in using it indoors. A possible update of this product that would improve it slightly would be to make the elastic part…

This shoe cover does what it was designed to do - protect your shoes! Protection is good and coverage is good (I have another one that came with a pair of boots and is tiny) and at first glance the concept is good but after a few weeks of use here are my thoughts-1. I've found that I don't like carrying around an extra item when I already have other gear (helmet, gloves, etc.)2. I don't like putting on and taking off when getting on and off. Yes, it's only a few seconds, but it's one more step…