Winter Warm Bike Shoes Cover Thermal Cycling Shoe Covers Waterproof Shoescover for Men Women, Road MTB Bicycle Overshoes

I wear size 47 (US 12) road shoes and bought the XL and could have gone one size smaller, but happy with the fit.The material is stretchy and lightweight, so not ideal for hard tugging and pulling. I imagine in very cold freezing conditions the stretch capability may be more limited.My feet have stayed well protected from cold wind around 30 F and some light rain.I would not recommend for riding in very cold and snowy conditions unless your used to a wind cover rather than a gortex cover in cold conditions.Unlike some reviews i saw, I am able to easily put these on without removing my shoes following 5 steps:1. Unzip the back zipper2. UnVelcro the bottom wrapping straps3. Pull the cover over the shoe and insert your toe in the front toe box and adjust to proper position4. ReVelcro the bottom wrapping straps5. While holding on to the bottom edge, pull the zipper up.

Construction seems pretty good. They fit quite snug and slip tightly over my riding shoes. I'm getting better with my technique and they will probably break in/loosen a little. Zipping them up is also challenging and I have to pull each side together so that the zipper will go up. They have built in nylon loops for pulling the boots in place and these are handy. Once one they fit snug and keep feet quite warm. On really cold days in the 20's, eventually the cold will catch up. This is to be expect. I am very happy with the construction, function, and cost.

I just got these and like what I see, definitely waterproof as the big side label says. Sizing is always an issue and I could have used an XL but not available. I bought the large (11.5") which fits a US men's shoe up to 10 1/2. They were a tight stretch over my size 11s at 12" but I can make them work. HINT: put on over foot before shoes then stretch back over the top. Excellent zipper and Velcro closure across bottom and at ankle. Small light weight - easy to stash in the pack for those unexpected downpours.

This shoe cover is well made in terms of craftsmanship, though there is a trick to putting it on. For those struggling:- Put on leggins, bibs and Socks.- Undo zippers and all Velcro and pull shoe cover part way up the calf.- Put the cycling shoe on.- Pull shoe cover over the toe first.- Pull the shoe cover over the heel.- Velcro the bottom.- Zip and Velcro the back.As for water proofing, there is a serious design flaw. The trim along the top around the calf is made of a fleece type material. Just a brief light splash and these are fine. More consistent rain causes the trim to absorb the moisture, causing it to wick into the rest of the liner, there by soaking the entire shoe and sock and foot. This renders it useless as a rain cover. I have not figured out a hack yet, but these may (?) be salvageable as a water proof cover if a solution to the top trim can be resolved.

Keeps wind out and helps keep warm. So far I've been out in the high 30's and with 2 layers of socks, my feet stay warm inside. I'm wearing Shimano MTB shoes with big mesh-like vents on top for summer riding and during cold rides, the vents would make my feet cold very quickly. Now with these covers, they stay warm for much longer. Keep in mind that these are not super insulated and will not keep you warm if you're not active. Cold temps will eventually get through, but they are designed to keep wind/water off your feet and they do the job very nicely. They stretch over my size 47 MTB shoes very nicely (I bought size XL) and give plenty of room for cleats and MTB tread. They stretch nicely and velcro across the arch area of your shoe. A zipper down the back makes putting them on very easy.Edit: Went out in 35 degrees and got caught in a rain storm on the way home.. it was a 40 minute ride back home through the rain and my riding shoes stayed warm and dry!

Fits over shoes well but is not waterproof at all. After biking for 1 hour in a mix of heavy mist and sprinkling rain my shoes were completely soaked under the covers. The covers absorbed water, they didn't repel any water. They took awhile to dry.

Used it on a 27 mile ride day after using it on mostly dry road with few sections of wet spots & small puddles. Bottom velcro kept coming undone( way too short). Rear zipper is hard too use & runs small for an XL( I wear a 10.5 shoe & XL barely stretched to cover my shoe. Regrettably it's being returned

After buying another shoe cover off amazon that fell apart immediately I decided to give these a shot. I typically ride 6 days a week so these have been through the ringer and I'm happy to say they are very durable. However, they are not very warm. They block the wind and are waterproof, but they have very little insulated backing and are not very thick. Overall, I'm happy for the price. If you wear them with good, warm socks they will be comfortable into the 30s.I have a size 12 shoe and they fit great. It's not a full zip back so slide them on before you put your shoe on, then pull them down and over your shoe. The fit is great, but I couldn't imagine trying to stretch them over your shoe after your shoes are on. I'm happy it's not a full zip back because in my experience full zip shoe covers always break.