Tall Shoe Covers - Road 2.0

I bought these anticipating a long day in the saddle and the potential for rain/ mud/ puddles. Although the rain was stopping it was still pretty wet when I set out and these kept my feet nice and dry through the duration of my day (+/- 8 hours). My feet sweat, but not terribly and they stayed "dry" from the outside which is always the real issue.They are slightly difficult to get on as you have to pull the whole thing on over your foot before your shoe but if you take your time and stretch it out they will work great for your needs.That being said, are they the most durable thing I've purchased for cycling, definitely not - but they are great for their intended use and I highly recommend, especially because of the price.

Used these one time for a 10-mile time trial. Went off of their sizing chart. Things are basically inner tube material made to go over your shoes and mid-calf height. First off, they are a huge pain in the ass to put on. Go ahead and waste 10-20 watts of power by just putting them on. Put them on over some fairly standard Sidi shoes. At the end of the TT I found holes on the inside part of my right leg. I don't have any rub against my crank when I ride and I can only guess that it was from friction against the shoe's ratchet system. The hole came from within. Tried to return them but no luck and put it out of my mind for a month until the next TT. I planned to place some gaffer tape on the inside to keep the hole from becoming larger and maybe get one more race out of them. Instead they ripped completely on the underside of the same cover. Worthless junk.

They good a good job keeping you dry and warm in cold or rainy weather but dam they are a pain in the butt to put on. Also after the 5th time using them they began to rip. Still worth having but maybe just for when your going for a long bike ride in rough rain.

Calidad

It’s woks but it pretty hard to put in the shoes.. but it’s working during the wind and rain

The material from which this item is made is barely more robust than that of a standard balloon. The first time I put them over my shoes, they irreparably became deformed and stretched. What's more, one might think they are waterproof. However, that emphatically is not the case: the first time I wore them in the rain, my feet got soaked. I purchased these to enhance my visibility vis-à-vis following traffic. Too bad they only lasted for a few rides. Spend your money elsewhere.

They look great and I would imagine they do what they’re supposed to, but my set tore immediately trying to put them on…

I’ve been riding seriously for 35 years. In that time, I had never found overshoes that actually kept my feet dry in rainy/wet weather. I’ve tried at least a dozen types/brands—some costing almost four times the price of Velotoze. These things are a godsend. Yeah, it takes some practice getting them on; it’s a tight fit (think ‘aero-advantage) and you have to put them on BEFORE putting on your shoes. Take it slowly and then you’re good to go. I’ve worn these on a number of long, wet-weather rides. Normally, my expensive shoes would be soaked; feet waterlogged and pruny. Jaded as I was, I wasn’t expecting much from these after the first ride. To my delighted surprise, everything was dry as a bone. Well, maybe a little sweat, but that’s to be expected. I can’t recommend these highly enough. And, if that doesn’t convince you, Tadej Pogacar, Tour de France winner two years running, uses them, too.

Super produit, jusqu’à ce qu’il déchire.

This is after my 2nd ride. Don't buy this one unless you wanna waste your money.

Justo lo que promociona y lo que espera, es del material del que usan los nadadores para no mojarse el pelo, solo que si en lluvia intensa tu piel absorbe agua y se traspasa al calcetín entonces usarlo con un pantalón impermeable ayuda mucho, y lo mismo pasa los agujeros de abajo para las calas,

Company will not send return label and it is unwearable to me. It would cost me over$36. to mail so I am stuck with money loss and no good product for a senior.

If you have cycling shoes that you want to keep clean of dirt, grime, and water these will do the job amazingly. They also do a decent job of keeping your lower leg and feet warm. Unlike most other products, once on, they keep everything sleek and aero.But I found them a struggle to put on. Suiting up for bad weather riding is already a chore but getting these on your feet has to be the hardest part of that task. There was this constant fear that they would just stat to rip apart. These version is said to be reinforced. I am inclined to believe that claim. They held up in spite of all the stretching and tugging I put them through.It will be interesting to see how long these last without damaging them. I feel the most one can hope for is get through the transitional weather of one seasons.