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MTB/Gravel Tall Shoe Cover

3 out of 5 stars

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MTB/Gravel Tall Shoe Cover

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1 out of 5 stars

February 28, 2022

Essentially a swim cap for your feet

Familiarity:: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions

I can not recommend this product after using it a few times. My initial pair came directly from VeloToze. On the first try putting them on, one of the covers ripped and broke (before even using them). VeloToze was very great and ended up sending me a replacement pair right away. I was able to use that pair for a couple of rides before one of the covers ripped again while trying to put them on. The material ripped pulling it over the ratchet on my shoe. These are just rubbers covers that really are the same material that is used in my swim caps. It is not durable or strong at all. I think any buckles or ratchets on the shoes will easily poke through. The price is nice and they are really light, but I do not want to keep buying new covers on a regular basis or having to ask the company for replacements.

Steve A

5 out of 5 stars

October 2, 2020

Great Product

Familiarity:: I've used it once or twice and have initial impressions
Size Bought:: L
Height:: 5' 10"
Weight:: 180

I purchased these rain covers to shave a few grams off my touring kit. I saved ounces, actually, and lots of volume. I have used them exactly once, last week here in Vermont, and they certainly did their job--dry shoes, socks and feet after an hour and a half in sometimes heavy rain--which is better than most other shoe covers I have tried, and I have tried a half dozen. Neoprene booties keep as dry, but they are cold-weather items and take up a lot of space in a pack for something rarely used. I would rather that any piece of gear fail at home rather than fail on tour, so I abused them while pulling them on and off. They are thin skins, so I thought they would rip with my heavy-handed tugging. Toze recommends pulling them on first before your shoes, then pulling them down over the shoes. That works fine; I also pulled them over my shoes after I put them on. It was hard, but they survived. My one nit-pick: after removing them, I had a distinct impression on my leg that was deeper than any sock-line I have experienced. They were not uncomfortable for an hour and a half, but all day might cause discomfort. They CAN be rolled down to prevent this from happening. And I am NOT bragging about my massive calf muscles!

Billy R