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BBB Cycling UltraWear Zipperless

Been using these for years. For me a great solution in combination with summer shoes instead of wnter shoes

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Much better after previous experience with overshoes with zips that break quickly.

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Fine overshoes

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The shoe itself is well waterproof, however, water still gets in via the elastic border, so your socks and trousers do get wet around your ankles. Easy to put on, but do it before you put on your shoes, they also go over your shoe easily.

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Good product. Kept dry feet during rain. They also somewhat protect against the cold. I used to have others but always had problems with the zip there. Handy is to put on overshoes first. Then put on your cycling shoe and then the overshoe over your cycling shoe.

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Easy to put on overshoes, my feet stay dry well during bike rides in the rain.

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Size 47-48 purchased, but appear much smaller. Velcro comes over the cleats!

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Great overshoes from BBB, like many of their products. The zipperless design is really effective and comfortable.

Fine overshoes, even an aero look.

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Material breaks down with the slightest bump or contact, bottom Velcro lets go after three wears

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As the overshoe has no zip, it closes much better. Extra fine piece of neoprene at the top so water does not run into your shoe! Really nice overshoe and warm

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The product meets expectations. Disadvantage : The velcro sticks to your cycling clothes in the washing machine.

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Easy to put on, size as per table. Wind- and water-resistant.

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After only 1 bike ride of 120 km, I almost had a hole. Apparently because I lightly grazed my crank. But it should be able to withstand that better. With the overshoes, of course, your feet get even wider. Zipless system otherwise works well.

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Assuming I ALWAYS have cold feet, these insulate satisfactorily. Fit is fine, no messing around with a zip. Stays on nicely at the toes too if you have to walk with the bike once on the road.