I wear 44. 5, these might be ok for road shoes with slick soles, but they certainly aren't ok for my Specialized recon 3. 0 shoes that have lugs. Sure iI ride a road bike, but the utility of using 2 hole SPD shoes you can walk in and disengage numerous times trumps whatever wattage I lose. So mtb shoes don't have smooth soles. The lugs on the bottom make it more trouble than it's worth to pull on and then finally giving up, I got them so filthy trying to get on couldn't really return them.

Excellent purchase!

I used to wear two layers of cold weather socks, but still froze when getting around 5 degrees celsius. By breaking the wind these neoprene toe covers are allowing me to get in some longer rides in the cold weather.

The Neoprene Toe Covers are true to size, relatively easy to put on and due protect the toe area from the cold and wet...as advertised. Time will tell if they hold up...will check back in February to tell you had they lasted through the winter.

Easy to put on, easy to remove, and they keep my feet relatively warm in cooler weather. Good down to about 40° when combined with wool socks.

Working great so far and keeping my feet warmer!

Can’t get through the winter without them. Fit okay but boy are they a wrestling match to get on. At 74 I must and you might consider putting the covers on your shoes before you step into them. Kept my toes toasty.

I was concerned that my Specialized Vent shoes would be too cold for fall riding, but these covers did the trick. Big enough to cover the entire front half of the shoe (including one Boa). Highly recommend.

They are built great. Definitely help keeping my toes warm and the reflectivity is a bonus. However, they are more designed for road cleats and not MTB. These photos of them being worn were not there when I bought them, on MTB shoe they will cover the front tread of the shoe so they may wear out over time being walked on and it gives your shoes less bite on the ground.