Neoprene Tall Shoe Covers

These are definitely for people with thinner calves. I don’t have huge calves but these squeeze my calf too much with my wool socks on, not that I need the wool socks anyway, these covers will keep your feet extremely warm. Warm enough that you might need to consider getting just shoe covers instead of tall shoe covers. This is coming from someone that is very warm in cold weather. My other riding gear right now for 30 and below is Noru Full Heat long Johns and marmot ski pants.

These are the best shoe covers I have ever had. They are great because they go high enough (almost to the knee) and with neoprene sealing that water does not trickle in from ankle-level. They are warm and waterproff, perfect for winter riding in cold temperatures and rain. The counter-effect is that they are too warm to use in warm weather (you don't use your winter bib in the summer antway, do you?) lest you will get wet... from the inside. You have to put them on your ankle befor putting your shoe on, but once you remember how to fit them on they are hard to beat.

Once you learn how to get on and off they’re greet.

Love these shoe covers! I'm finding the compression on your lower leg and just keeping your leg warmer seems to help keep my feet warmer too. They are a bit of a fiddle to get on, but you get used to it and once they are on, they stay put extremely well. They seem to be very waterproof. The only negative with them being so warm and water proof is that my feet and lower legs sweat a lot when the temperature isn't near freezing and/or it's a hard ride. I don't notice it until I take my shoes off at the end of the ride though, because my feet are warm enough for my sweaty feet not to matter. Also, make sure they don't rub on the side of the crank. Mine initially did and they got worn out spots on the rubberized material, which is a bummer, but they still work fine.

Great product

These have solved my 'cold feet' problems for good. My feet and shoes stayed completely warm and dry, even in the rain and temperatures below 5 degrees. They look so much better than Spatz because the long part isn't shiny neoprene- so they just look like normal overshoes rather than knee high boots. Absolute game changer for me!