LOVTRAVELNew Thick Warm Winter Cycling Overshoes Neoprene Waterproof Windproof Bike Shoe Covers Men Women MTB Road Bicycle Booties Case

I wear size 45, I ordered XXXL and I’m glad I did. It’s a bit awkward getting them on, but not too bad.I treat them with great care because I don’t want to rip the zipper or tear them while putting them on.The material does bunch up a little in front of your ankles.I’ve ridden with them five times so far.Overall they aren’t perfect but for the money I like them.I wear heavier sox and these covers. This will be enough to get me through the Winter as I expect to continue riding 20 miles every day unless work or severe weather get in the way.Spanking the elements is fun, makes you feel alive.

I was initially concerned about the size as I wear a 48 cycling shoe and they often don't make products of this nature for larger feet. Finally had a chance to test them on a ride - granted it was in the upper 40's my feet actually sweat using them, meaning I'd be comfortable had it been much colder. The fit is good, fairly easy to get on and was a good fit around the ankle as well. They did not slide around - as the strap on the bottom is a strong Velcro which is adjustable. I wore these over shoes with the BOA system and it was no issue.

I wear a men's 10.5 to 11 shoe. Ordered the 2X size. It was tough to get these overshoes on but I was very careful. However, after a few uses, I noticed that the fabric near the toe was separating from the toe. First one shoe, then the other. The shoes were keeping my feet warm so I ordered another pair in the 3X size. Before those shoes arrived, I received a message from Lovtravel asking me about the shoes. I responded with what I wrote above. The next day I receive an email indicating that my card was being credited with the amount I spent on the 2X shoes. I was surprised and pleased. To me that is outstanding customer service. I will long remember that.

I am EXTREMELY disappointed with this product. I have had this product about 45 days or less. I have worn it one or two days a week on my bike commute. In that brief time this product has fallen apart. The seams of the bottom which goes around the sole of the shoe have frayed and come apart on both feet. The reflective cover on one of the back zippers has come off. I expected a much more durable product. There was a 30 day return policy snd this lasted only 45 days.

These overshoes are much sturdies than the last ones that I bought here. The velcro strap at the bottom is the critical component, especially when you ride a mountain bike without clips. This one appears like it will last a few years of light to moderate use.What I don't like so much about it isa. that it does not have a zipper in the front, only one in the back, which means you cannot put them on with shoes onb. that I got size XL and it does not fit over my size 11 sneakers. The overshoe is not wide enough and will come off from either the toes or the heel because they don't sit properly.Neither is a real issue, though. They will keep my toes alive.

Yes - I'm one of the crazy ones who will be out riding year-round, as long as it's not raining or snowing. I tend to find it pretty cold once the temperature drops below freezing especially if it's cloudy or windy. These shoes add a bit of protection, and combined with thick socks, did a pretty good job keeping my feet from being too cold during a couple recent rides in the ~25-30o F range.Took a bit of experimentation to get them on over my riding shoes but now that I've figured out the trick - pretty easy to get them on and off. Only downside is you cannot tighten shoe straps when wearing these, which I sometimes do once my shoes loosen up after a few miles.

Just spent 5 days riding in 20 degree temps in the Methow Valley groomed trails (great place) and my feet stayed warm using mt bike shoes. The neoprene booties I found easy on and off and they're stitching worked well despite my tugging and pulling as I pulled them on. I've a size 10 shoe and the medium worked. Shoes were pretty wet when I took them off, but I was working hard and though this could be due to snow being jammed up into them .... i don't think so. They're on pretty snug and I'm working hard, so I believe wet feet/shoes are due to sweating in an non-breathing material. Bottom-line is they kept me warm. enjoy, r

I'm glad I went a size larger, just barely got over my shoes, I wear 11.5US and went XXXL.Unfortunately, while dry fitting them on for first time the pull tab ripped right off with ease, not a good sign for high quality/longevity. Rather than return and these go into the landfill I'm going to work with them and see if it can be restitched together. First 2 pics show it ripped off, third is how the other one is intact. Only tried one of them on over shoe.They seem like they will be warm, but haven't gone on a ride yet. I will update after I do. After fitting them over my shoe, it seems like plenty of room for SPD's to clip in, again haven't been on a ride yet to test. Others said there was interference, I don't see it being an issue on mine.

I bought them size xxxl to put on my winter boots (KEEN 43 or 9,5). I am doing Fatbike with them and I appreciate it. They were pretty tough to put on so I keep them on my boots all the time.

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First of all, the "large" size is too small, and when I finally got them on, one fell apart.Rip off, avoid.