Cycling Shoe Covers
Sportneer Cycling Shoe Covers: Neoprene Waterproof and Windproof Bike Shoe Cover for Rain – Winter Thermal Warmers Overshoes Bicycle Shoe Cover for Road Bike Mountain Bike, No…
$17.99
- Keep You Warm and Dry: Thanks to the windproof exterior and fleece interior, the winter overshoes would keep your feet warm and dry even in rainy, snowy, or windy weather. You can be sure you are protected from dirt, moist and the wind, all thanks to its 3mm thick neoprene material and high boot structure.
- No Zip Closure: The zipless design makes the cycling shoe covers more durable, snugly, and warm. They are also easier to wear than similar others. Note: please read the instructions before use. Do not wear over regular shoes directly.
- Safe and Reliable: For safer cycling, reflective strips are aside and a hanging tab is built into the heels. The hanging tab has space to attach a warning light for increased visibility. The anti-warp toes are built with durability and better fit in mind, no more sliding!
- Easy to Clean: Cleaning has never been this easy. The material build of the thermal bicycle shoe covers makes them effortless to clean. Due to the surface finishing, all you need once they get dirty is a wet wipe, and then they will look as good as new.
- Wide Application: The road bike overshoes come in various sizes for both men and women (L/XL/XXL/3XL). They are usually larger than normal shoe covers and should be purchased strictly by size chart. Get a pair and start your next cycling adventure!
GRH –
1st ride impressions…. I ordered the 3X size as my road cycling shoes are size 12.5US / 46.5 EU and these covers fit perfectly. They are made of 1/4” thick neoprene so they have a little bit of stretch but not a lot. Putting them on is pretty easy, booty on first, put on shoe, pull booty down over shoe and secure large Velcro strap. I rode today for 50 minutes in 31*F temps and what would have been frozen feet before turned into a comfortable ride. Mind you that these aren’t foot warmers but they add a layer of protection to keep the cold away for awhile longer.
GRH –
Chuck O. –
These are by far the easiest boot covers I have had fo put on. I have a size 12US or 46EU. Normally zipper styles might last me a couple of weeks because getting them over my MTB winter shoes pulls too much. These come down over your shoes and fit on better.
The downside is if you want to put them on midride you’ll need to take off your shoes, put these on then your shoes and pull these back down over your shoes.
Chuck O. –
Brice Hope –
Nice solution to cold feet during cycling this time of year. Previously I’ve used shoe toe covers, which helped some but left something to be desired. These leave your feet well insulated and quite warm. In a recent ride I was out in 55degree temps and they were quite comfy. I ordered (L) for my 8.5EU size shoes, and they were snug to get on over my ankles but manageable. The color is a nice touch for safety purposes, and is not (IMO) too obnoxious a yellow. My use was for road biking, but I would think they should work equally well for mountain biking. I did not have the need to clean them yet, but their material should easily wipe clean as their ad suggests.
Brice Hope –
Jim –
Cumple con las expectativas
Jim –
candice –
I got the 3XL for my size 13 feet, which for whatever reason require size 15 Specialized Recon 2.0.
I had a bit of trouble keeping the toe in place, but eventually worked out how to position it so it would stay.
On 34F ride, these kept my feet comfortable. Not hot, not cold. Goldilocks zone.
Very happy with them, I assume they will be good in snow and rain later this season.
candice –
candice –
For the price these are great! The current cycling shoe covers I own are an absolute pain to use. I got these specifically because you put these on first, then your cycle shoes, and then simply slide these over and secure below with the velcro. They fit as advertised and the size chart was most helpful as I wouldn’t have thought a size 40 would be a large. One note is they are understandably tight to get over your foot and onto your ankle (if you have bad knees like me you have to push but it’s so-able) as it is neoprene. Functionally these work just as good, if not better, than a lot of name brand shoe covers. I hope the Velcro holds up over time but for the price it’s worth just buying another set. There’s also no zippers to have to struggle with. It would be great to have other color options besides bright yellow (I guess it’ll help me be visible) but some cycle snobs tend to prefer lower profile.
candice –
Brick O’Toole –
Overall, these are as described. They are a little larger than I anticipated based off the sizing on the website. But they still worked, just extended off my cycling shoes a little more than I wanted. They did, however block the wind and rain and kept my shoes and socks warm and dry. So they do their job just feel a little cheap and run a little big.
Brick O’Toole –