WOLFBIKEThermal Toe Cover Warmer Design for Road or Mountain Bike Shoes Winter Cycling

These fit well, even over my Napster sandals, but the edging around the clip hole was coming loose by the 3rd day I wore them. I am going to have to get them under my sewing machine and resew them. Still, for what I paid for them, and for the fact that I'm walking on the seams, I don't think that is too much to expect! I had expected to pay 4 times as much for toe warmers, and was not even sure these would work! I bought them on speculation, thinking even if they didn't work, I would know how to make ones of my own, so "merely" having to resew the edging is minor. If you don't sew, and your edgings come out, take them to a dry cleaner that has a tailor and have them resew them -- what you'll save and the benefit you'll get from these toe warmers will be well worth it! If I could give it 4.5 stars, I would.

Well, for the price these are the best things out there. I don't get enough snow to warrant spending 300 dollars on a pair of clipless cycling boots. But these work just fine. I had wool socks on and rode through a creek, everything got soaked and I still managed to stay warm. I'd say for 9 bucks it's a deal, make sure you fasten the toe cap to the front of your shoe by removing the plastic cleats up front if you have them. BTW, my shoes are size 45 and they fit.

Designed for a foreign market. Look carefully.

These are terrible. They run super small, and could hardly even get on any of my size 43 cycling shoes, kept falling off, and then the stitching started to come out. I would spend a little more money and get something made with a bit more quality, thankfully I didn't pay much for these so I didn't even bother with doing a return, which would have taken a long time with the international shipping.

Have not ridden with them in weather in the 30's yet but 40 and above they are doing the job.

Mediocre design, does not cover vents on the forward bottom part of Lake Shoes. Other brands fully cover those shoe vents

Good product but my cleat has already put a tear in it first trip. So it's not real tough under conditions.

Keeps toes from frostbite. A definite must for below 20F cycling. Cons: slippery when worn off bike.

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