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BBB Cycling HardWear

delivered quickly. Shoe keeps out the cold and splashing water. Have not yet tested the shoe in (light) rain. Above 8 degrees, the shoe gets too warm and sweat develops on the inside. However, no cold

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Was slightly disappointing to put it on and tip of the shoe comes off if you don't pull it properly around your cycling shoe, even though I had deliberately taken a larger size. At above zero degrees it works fine also against soft rain. At 2 hours of cycling below zero, I still got cold feet. So with this type of transfer shoes you have to take the weather into account, but for short rides (one hour ) it is a fine shoe and worth its price.

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Use them over my mtb shoes with the gravel bike.

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Made of nice supple material and very waterproof. Does not quite fit snugly over the nose of the shoes and therefore slides easily off the tip of the shoe. Bought for racing and gravel bikes, but also works great for commuter rides on the city bike!

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The overshoe fits nicely as shown in the pictures. However, the nose (tip) could have been slightly "deeper". When worn over an MTB shoe, the nose comes up quite quickly when you put your foot on the ground.

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Yes good and easy to use meets my expectations perfectly.

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excellent windproof overshoe covers , everything underneath stays dry.

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This overshoe is pleasantly warm on winter days. It keeps feet dry, although water can still enter the shoe at the top (where no overshoe is left) and bottom (along the sole).

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Ideal for temperatures between 5° and 10° Stays on well, keeps feet warm and relatively dry if no torrential rain.

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