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GripGrab Arctic

Combined with the Gribgrap thermolite winter socks SL, these are the ideal overshoes for temperatures below freezing. At a wind chill of -10 no cold toes. Putting them on and off is difficult because there are no zippers. But that does not outweigh the comfort of warm feet in winter.

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Putting it on does make me think twice before using it. It pretty much costs me my back, but still. When it's on, it's on and it's nice and does what it's supposed to do.

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It takes some getting used to putting on and taking off but it works fine!

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Nice fitting overshoe that when combined with winter socks gives comfortably warm feet and also looks sophisticated. The size is excellent. I read many reviews about the fit being too small, but I suspect that means people want to step into the overshoes with their shoes on. Indeed, you can't: you have to put on the overshoe first, then your shoe and then slip the overshoe over the shoe. Only drawback, though, is that in the meantime the Velcro catches in your (merino wool) winter socks.

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Sit nice and warm

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Warm and waterproof, just tricky to put on and take off.

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In my wider mtb shoes, the noses come off. Sat is a shame. On road bike shoes, they stay on just fine.

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Great fit, stops less cold than I had hoped

These shoes are fine on their own, good fit if you follow advice, good visibility, nice finish and because it is made of smooth material, good to keep clean. However, below 5 degrees your feet don't really stay warm (while I also wear good merino wool socks), especially on rides longer than 1.5 hours. The cold comes mainly through the bottom and the toes. I am certainly not a cold person but I would have expected more from this. In addition, the overshoe is on the thick side so it can loosen against the crank.

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Great product. Buy size larger as they come out small.

It is a good product, thick neoprene that an itself insulates well. Good visibility and the overshoe is also easy to put on. Up to 2/3 degrees I have warm feet in combination with Merino winter socks. But around 0, I still get cold toes. The reason is not because these overshoes are no good, but the cold comes largely through the sole of the shoe. Also, the Neoprene is so thick that I hit my crank on one side. In short, good product, but, if you really want warm feet below '0', go straight for winter shoes.

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