GripGrabRaceThermo Waterproof Winter Road Bike Overshoes Windproof Thermal Cold Weather Neoprene Cycling Shoe Covers

They look nice, though don't really clean well from mud. Also, a sting started coming loose on mine, but they gave me my money back without a hassle, so cant complain.

I've always liked gripgrap, and these overshoes don't disappoint.Put them on first and then pull down over the shoe, they are actually waterproof and after using them for 4 months over winter they are still in great condition.

I ride in Yorkshire in the winter a lot. The conditions can get absolutely awful. I’ve ridden these on long rides, with torrential rain and flooded roads and they’ve performed brilliantly. Although they take some effort to get on, once properly stretched into place they’re absolutely bomb proof. They’ve not soaked through and my feet have remained warm. I’m also terrible for crank rub, but again they’re holding up beautifully.A few tips:1) Get the sizing right for your shoes - they’re very tight.2) Make sure your socks don’t come above the cuff of the overshoes so that water doesn’t wick down3) If you’re wearing full length tights or leg warmers, pull them over the top of the overshoes so that water goes over the top rather than wicking under them.Do all of this and you’ll have a winter ride essential.

There are a lot of better overshoes on the market! The main problem with these is they don’t grab enough of the underside of the shoe and have crept up several times, making it hard to recleat!Also in very heavy rain, as the overshoe doesn’t protect the sole of the shoe, water and spray will saturate your feet!!

Perfect for keeping my feet dry and from getting cold. They were very tight to fit the first time I used them but follow the instructions provided and persevere. Initially I thought they looked too small, but provided you purchased the correct size, they will fit like a glove. They do become easier to put on after two or three rides.

I bought these because they were fluorescent and easier to get on. Well they are fluorescent. They are really difficult to get on - don’t be fooled by the blurb. They are difficult to get over the ankle (made for skeletons.) and then even more difficult to get over the shoe. I bought the size recommended which was a big mistake. And if you must buy them then buy at least 2 sizes bigger than your shoe size. Also they mark easily and don’t clean up easily. I couldn’t send them back as it took so long to put them on I just kept them on and wore them for the ride and they got dirty. I hoped they’d stretch but with 4 wearings and washings they haven’t so far.I’ve gone back to wearing my old black ragged zipped ones. It was a lot to pay for spares because they certainly are not cheap.

These overshoes are quite different to the many others I have gone through.You pull them on BEFORE you put your shoes on, and pull them down over your shoe, securing them underneath with a wide velcro strap.This fitting type massively reduces the wear and tear normally seen by wrestling overshoes over your shoes! Also, because there is less material underneath, they don't scuff up by putting your put down or clipping in and out.They do fit very snugly around the sole of the shoe, providing excellent protection from water and dirt.The material is very thick, and feels very high quality, I trust that these will last as long as I care to look after them.I went for high-viz to maximise my 'be seen' factor.I have gone through several types of overshoes; these are head and shoulders above the rest.Don't hesitate. Buy them.

Not a fan, they are bulky , hard to get on , ugly , maybe use them in deep winter only. Certainly not race in them or with any group as they are embarrassing to look at.