Shoe covers for wet/winter. Which ones?

mosa

I am looking to buy some shoe covers/over shoes? suitable to be used in the wet & over the winter. Can anyone sugest a type & make? Thanks

Gizmodo

These http://www.planet-x-bikes.co.uk/i/q/CLPXOSH/planet_x_neoprene_overshoes

Or see this thread http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=17267492

cougie

+1 for planet x. They do bundles sometimes - boots and gloves at a good price.

You're planning ahead eh ?

Paul E

I have got some bbb ones that seem to work well, mudgueards help keep a lot of water off your feet too though

bigpikle

BBB here - always good value. Their super thick neoprene ones are also good for the real cold days...

Secteur

BBB water flex for warm/wet days, and BBB neoprene ones (can't remember the name) for cold/wet days, along with sealskin socks.

ShutUpLegs

For the umpteenth time, Prendas or Assos

99thmonkey

I just swop pedals and wear Specialized Defrosters, work a treat

dindi_boy

I've got the Planet X overshoes too - brilliant!

Bordersroadie

What's the sizing like on the Planet X ones? Bloody good value at a tenner!

nickel

Another vote for the PX overshoes. I've got size 10 feet (wear size 44.5 spesh road shoes) and M/L fit me fine.

smashed

I bought bbb waterflex.
Fine for drizzle but i wore them during a downpour and my shoes were soaked. I had to wring the overshoes out,fhey were saturated - annoying :-(

patrickjod

I recently bought these
http://www.bikesyoulike.co.uk/product/4 ... _Overshoes
Rode through an absolute deluge on sunday and my shoes remained bone dry, free postage too

rolf_f

Planet X or BBB Ultraflex. Planet X are good for summer rain for me but cold weather needs Ultraflex over Northwave Celsius over Woolie Boolies probably over foot warmers - then I might not have cold toes!

And plus 1 for Paul E comment re mudguards - they are more helpful than the overshoes for keeping the water out!

rob21

mudguards help keep a lot of water off your feet too though

+1 i find my crud 2's keep water of not only your feet but also the front mech...

ads2k

BBB for me as well , seem to offer good value and performance.

Ok for a good couple more winters yet..

aw1808

ShutUpLegs wrote:

For the umpteenth time, Prendas or Assos

Prendas are quality , been using them for 3 years now and when it's really cold double them up with there spring oversocks .