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ews 06-20-08 08:15 AM

Do they make shoe bags for racking?
 
Sometimes I run or workout when I get to work. In an effort to keep my load to a single, not overstuffed pannier, I usually bungee my running shoes/cross trainers to the top of my rack. I suspect those of you who don't keep dress shoes in the office do the same with those shoes.

On rainy days I use grocery bags to keep shoes dry. I'm looking for a more permanent solution. I basically want some waterproof shoe bags. They'd look like those felt bags you get if you buy a nicer pair of shoes (e.g., Allen Edmonds). Ideally they would have fabric hooks to run a bungee through. In the end, I'd use these basically everyday to protect the shoes from all the elements.

Any ideas?
Alternatively, if I made these myself, what type of fabric should I buy?

adebrunner 06-20-08 08:25 AM

http://www.drugstore.com/qxp150834_3...ags_gallon.htm

If you make these yourself, you could just use the "kitty litter box" pannier solution. That should protect them from the elements, and it's pretty much free.

Silverexpress 06-21-08 07:45 AM

They sell "drybags" in various sizes for kayaking, and I'm sure you can find a size just right for your shoes.
However, they may not have the hooks your looking for.


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