Rain, Rain, go away!
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Rain, Rain, go away!
You heard me!
Well, I have decent gear for 95% of my body. I am still on a quest to find a good pair of shoe covers/booties that are water resistant. The one LBS that has some decent ones don't have my size. I don't know if I want to spend 40 bucks + shipping on some Pearl Izumi Amfibs. They sure do look sweet though.
If you guys know of any proven brands of anti-rain shoe covers, let me know.
Dave
Well, I have decent gear for 95% of my body. I am still on a quest to find a good pair of shoe covers/booties that are water resistant. The one LBS that has some decent ones don't have my size. I don't know if I want to spend 40 bucks + shipping on some Pearl Izumi Amfibs. They sure do look sweet though.
If you guys know of any proven brands of anti-rain shoe covers, let me know.
Dave
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Originally posted by Dwagenheim
You heard me!
Well, I have decent gear for 95% of my body. I am still on a quest to find a good pair of shoe covers/booties that are water resistant. The one LBS that has some decent ones don't have my size. I don't know if I want to spend 40 bucks + shipping on some Pearl Izumi Amfibs. They sure do look sweet though.
If you guys know of any proven brands of anti-rain shoe covers, let me know.
Dave
You heard me!
Well, I have decent gear for 95% of my body. I am still on a quest to find a good pair of shoe covers/booties that are water resistant. The one LBS that has some decent ones don't have my size. I don't know if I want to spend 40 bucks + shipping on some Pearl Izumi Amfibs. They sure do look sweet though.
If you guys know of any proven brands of anti-rain shoe covers, let me know.
Dave
My favorite cycling shoe was the old adidas XL-17. All nylon webbing in the upper, and a firm sole to pedal with. Damn!
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In Banff, AB

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From: Eugene, Oregon
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Well, I just got some of these after riding through the rain to the bike shop today. I'm just fed up with wet shoes taking too long to dry. I do plan to bring along sneakers as an alternative, but I had to find something to protect my cycling shoes.
40 bucks. A little spendy. Maybe the weather will be freezing too and I'll get my moneys worth.
Dave
Pic: Gator neoprene shoe covers.
40 bucks. A little spendy. Maybe the weather will be freezing too and I'll get my moneys worth.
Dave
Pic: Gator neoprene shoe covers.
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