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GripGrab RaceThermo

After a ±60min ride in 4-5°C in cloudy weather with lots of wind, no cold feet, what a relief! Not yet able to test in rainy weather. I have Shimano shoes size 46 and XXL (46-47), which fit perfectly. But first put on the overshoes and then the shoes. Then putting the overshoes on over your race shoes is a piece of cake! First over the nose and then adjust to your liking with the velcro at the bottom.

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After a wet bike ride, you will not only have drenching feet, with the reflectors on the back you will also be highly visible in the dark. And they stand out nicely in this colour. Fits well with my Cube Attain, too.

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The fit is just right. They insulate fine, my feet are warm again. Very pleased with the short nose. The overhang at the bottom now does not get in the way of pedal and cleat. Putting them on and off is a bit more effort because of the lack of the zip.

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This is the third pair I've bought, and they're just as sturdy as the previous ones. They're easier to put on and don't have a zip, which is usually the weak point of this type of equipment.

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Good overshoes, tight fit. It takes some getting used to when putting them on. Still had cold toes, but that is a matter of taping ventilation holes under the shoe. I bought size L and it fits nicely over my 43 1/3 mavic shoe. Ankles wonderfully warm. Velcro under the shoe is quality!

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At about 1-2 degrees and a 2h ride, the overshoes were really good.

Sits perfectly around the shoe. Stays well in place. No irritation at all. Some figuring out how best to put it on, though. Just put it on inside out like a sock and then turn it back. Nice and warm (tested at 2°C). Waterproof (tested in light rain). Easy to clean. In short: very satisfied.

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Nice and thick material, keeps feet nice and warm during a cold cycle. I couldn’t be happier as I finally come back from cycles with warm feet.

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Easy to put on (even for wider calves) and wonderfully warm!

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