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GripGrab Arctic

At first use a bit of searching but once you know the technique, they fit perfectly. So description is completely correct.

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You stand out nicely and they are warm enough!

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Had initially ordered a size too small, easy to return, fast service and had a size bigger shortly after ! Good and warm overshoes

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Satisfy excellent

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Matches my expectation!

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Bought these because I always have cold feet with temperatures around freezing, which starts at plus 3 degrees. Now have nice warm feet again and especially my toes stay nice and warm. Got size 43 of shoe (Sidi), and ordered size 44-45. They fit perfectly and can be used on both Mtb and road bikes

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Nice and warm overshoes in a cool colour. Looks great with the yellow gloves

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Fine and fits well. As mentioned elsewhere , putting on and taking off is quite a thing , I now do: put on trousers first, then get these things on, then flip over, put on socks, then put on shoes and flip back, and the trousers over the top overshoes (so it never rains in) Taking off with sweaty feet is tricky, I liked the zips better.

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Already tested in cold weather down to -1 degrees with pleasant results. Protects well against winter weather conditions.

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Very satisfied with my order

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Few weeks in use, during mostly wet road rides with (felt) temperature just below freezing to 10 degrees above zero. No cold or wet feet since using these. The fit well over my shoes but still close well without leaving spaces open, also due to the Velcro closure under the sole (shoes: DMT with single BOA closure). After use, the overshoes are easy to take off again. With the experience so far, I expect them to be adequate in temperatures down to - 5 and hopefully even lower. Very satisfied with this purchase. Also easy to clean by rinsing them after the ride and wiping them dry+clean with a cloth. As my size shoe (45.5) was exactly between the sizes indicated (44-45 and 46-47), I had both sizes delivered to Mantel near here. On the advice of an employee, went for the largest size first with fitting and that indeed turned out to be the right size. Because of in-store delivery, I only had to pay for this pair and did not have to pay for both pairs in advance and send another pair back after trying them on. Fine and good service from Mantel!

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Prompt delivery , very good visability , good value

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No larger size taken, just the same size that matches my shoes. Put on overshoes first, then shoes. Combined with hot packs, I no longer suffer from cold feet at 0 degrees.

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Good product at reasonable price

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Model is slightly warmer than the previous model whose zip broke. This is no longer possible with the new model as it is zipperless. The XXXL size fits just over my shoes (size 49). Putting it on and taking it off requires a bit of wriggling, but it works.

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I have now worn the shoes once at a temperature of about 4 degrees. The overshoes have a fur on the inside. My feet stayed nice and warm but my toes got cold after a while. This could also be due to my road bike shoes. The overshoes are pricey but worth it. Putting them on is simple, but taking them off is a thing. If, like me, you perspire a lot, you have to pull hard to get the overshoes off.

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Always suffer from cold feet very quickly, rode with these overshoes at -3 and had no cold. I should have bought these much sooner

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Perfect for dark, cold winter nights. Highly visible, warm. Does what it is supposed to do so. Easy to put on and take off.

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They are super nice overshoes! Fit nice and tight over the shoe and are wonderfully warm! I have now done a few rides with them in temperatures around freezing point and no more cold feet.... Great!

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Good and fine overshoes.

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size 44/45 with 43 shoes and no problems. relatively easy to put on. the price is higher but it's worth it.

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