Overshoes
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I need to get some replacement overshoes for my Spesh shoes, sized 48. The previous overshoes (Altura Etape) were always a very tight fit, even at extra-large. Can anyone suggest a make likely to be a bit more forgiving on size? Thanks.
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I like neoprene.
How about DHB. XXL should be roomy enough and the zip is fantastic.0 -
BBB Hardwear, excellent overshoes. Might be worth hanging on a few weeks and then snapping up an end of season bargain...spring is just around the corner.0
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PRO NPU Tarmac are really good, I've used a pair for a couple of years now and they're only just beginning to show any signs of wear (only slight scuffing on the inside of the drive side ankle).
Shall probably look at the Prendas Air Tunnel next, as they seem to get good reviews.Science adjusts it’s beliefs based on what’s observed.
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ShutUpLegs wrote:Prendas Air tunnel
+1 A really good bit of kit0 -
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Planet X for me too. They're lasting much better than my more expensive ones.0
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Another vote for the Planet X. Got me through the winter and great for a tenner!0
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I use Northwave and too am a size 48, very good product and do the job.Summer - Wilier la Triestina
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ShutUpLegs wrote:Prendas Air tunnel
+ one for the Prendas0 -
Another vote for P-X - I wear Specialized road shoes in a 47 and the overshoes fit fine.0
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I do have some of the planet-x overshoes, but they have to be the most unstylish stitched together neoprene you'll ever see. Perfect for the cross or MTB.0
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Gore are superb!0
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Update. I went for the BBB Hardwear overshoes. Excellent quality and they kept my feet warm. The dry test is yet to come.Purveyor of "up"0