BBB HardWear Shoe Covers
BBB HardWear Shoe Covers
BBB HardWear Shoe Covers
BBB
Designed to protect your feet against cold and wet conditions, HardWear overshoes feature a Neoskin waterproof layer on top of 3mm neoprene offers the best protection against the cold and rain.
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$29.76
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Rated 4.400000/5
based on 132 customer reviews
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Top Features of the BBB HardWear Shoe Covers
Designed to protect your feet against cold and wet conditions, HardWear overshoes feature a Neoskin waterproof layer on top of 3mm neoprene offers the best protection against the cold and rain.
- Glued seams make them 100% leak proof.
- Reflective industrial-strength YKK-zipper.
- Two Kevlar reinforcements between sole and zipper as well as on the nose.
- Velcro rubber strap for a secure fit.
- Mens
- Ladies
- MTB
- Road
NeoSkin
A special antibacterial coated neoprene with a soft, smooth surface the beads and sheds water.
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BBB HardWear Shoe Covers
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Makes a huge difference in cold/wet conditions
No more freezing feet! When the weather is cold and the roads are wet, these keep your feet warm and dry - which enables you to ride for much longer. They are robust and well made. The zip in particular seems tough and capable of withstanding some fairly rough treatment. Easy to put on and off.
24 February 2013
Great overshoes. Fit is perfect and kept the wind and rain out. Warm feet when arriving at work!
04 February 2013
hookerbeanzy
Genuinely the best bit of kit that I have ever bought,
03 February 2013
Great product
Excellent value and does the job perfectly, mine seem a little large but that is the only possible negative
27 January 2013
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Have decided these are the overshoes I want but just wondered if I'd be better going for the 47/48 size because I use an MTB shoe as opposed to a road shoe or will the 45/46 be big enough? Any help appreciated.
Cheers
Stu
Cheers
Stu
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i have these 45/46 on a shimano mtb shoe and they fit well - I would not go for the bigger size.Country : United Kingdom
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would think the 45/46 should be fine, i have that size and use a size 45 road shoe and they are baggy at the front of the shoe so i would think they will be fine for you.3 months, 3 weeks ago
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They comeup small especially for MTB. Built for slim road shoesCountry : United Kingdom
4 months, 1 week ago
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I use EU42 Specialized MTB shoes.I bought EU41 / 42 size shoe covers and they fit perfectly.
Country : Japan
4 months, 3 weeks ago
Would like to wear these in zero Centigrade with toeclips on mountain bike, riding road.
Thanks,
Brad.
Thanks,
Brad.
Country : United Kingdom
4 months, 2 weeks ago
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not reallyCountry : United Kingdom
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I think they only really work with cleats, I suspect the neoprene would get pretty mauled in a toe clip.Answer:
hi BudNot. really designed for pedals with toe clips, that doesnt mean to say you cant. You may get fraying around the edges where the pedals sit across the ball of the foot and on across the toe/bridge of the foot where the toe clip clamps onto the foot.
In short No!!
Country : United Kingdom
4 months, 1 week ago
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NoCountry : United Kingdom
4 months, 1 week ago
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No these not designed to be used with toes clips but rather with Cleats. This would comprimise the material in the long run and would cause damage to the Neoprene.4 months, 2 weeks ago
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I bought the size 43\44 for my size 44 road shoe and they fit fineAnswer:
They stretch and the sizing is pretty spot on. I use size 46 MTB shoes but I bought one size up (the XL's) so they also fit large soled trainers too for commuting purposes. Right choice. They are ever so slightly too big for my MTB shoes but the right size for them would mean over-stretching them to fit over my trainers on my commute to work. Stick to to the right size ranges unless you want them to cover normal trainers or shoes. Hope this helps.4 months, 3 weeks ago
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I'm size EU42 and bought these shoe covers in size 42 and they fit perfectly, so a larger size isn't required.Country : United Kingdom
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These are true to size so go with the sizing of your road shoes (not MTB shoes though since these have a larger sole). They have some stretch so will fit snuggly. If you oversize they will be too loose.Country : Australia
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These are true to size
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I take an EU42 size shoe and ordered the EU40 - EU42 and they fit perfectly.
I've got a pair of new Shimano MT71 shoes which have a Gore-Tex liner, however as I recently found out cycling home in heavy rain, this liner does nothing to stop water coming in through the top of your shoes and soaking your socks.
I really need something that is durable and water proof that will stop water coming into the shoe from where my ankles are. Reflectivity is also a big bonus for those stormy, dark commutes home.
I am mainly cycling in temperatures around 8-14 degrees C during Winter when rain is more likely and I'll need the protection. I read some comments that these trap a lot of heat in, which is great if you are in frosty conditions, but considering these shoes are quite warm already due to the waterproof liner I am worried that this lack of ventilation will result in extremely warm and sweaty feet. What's the verdict? Go or no?
I've considered waterproof pants, however it seems that they are generally too stuffy and hot which results in sweat issues. There's a few out there that are 3/4 length to address this issue but this still exposes the top of my shoes to water getting in!
I really need something that is durable and water proof that will stop water coming into the shoe from where my ankles are. Reflectivity is also a big bonus for those stormy, dark commutes home.
I am mainly cycling in temperatures around 8-14 degrees C during Winter when rain is more likely and I'll need the protection. I read some comments that these trap a lot of heat in, which is great if you are in frosty conditions, but considering these shoes are quite warm already due to the waterproof liner I am worried that this lack of ventilation will result in extremely warm and sweaty feet. What's the verdict? Go or no?
I've considered waterproof pants, however it seems that they are generally too stuffy and hot which results in sweat issues. There's a few out there that are 3/4 length to address this issue but this still exposes the top of my shoes to water getting in!
Country : Australia
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Probably ok for road but not MTB. I'd wanted something similar, these are not robust enoughCountry : United Kingdom
4 months, 1 week ago
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The water will wick in eventually through your leggings/socks and the zip of the overshoes but they are very good overshoes for warmth and water resistance. I've been out a couple of times sub 5 degrees C. Today it was 2 degrees C with a "feels like" chill factor of -5c in the wind (too icy really - was a bit daft). I wore these over MTB shoes on my road bike with 2 thin pairs of normal socks underneath. Toes and feet lovely, no cold felt at all. Last week they kept my feet totally dry in 1 hour of riding in constant rain.4 months, 3 weeks ago
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I recommend the BBB Hardwear shoe covers. They are waterproof so any rain or spray will roll straight off. They cover up to upper ankle, so if you ride through big puddles which spray up your calf/shin some water will seep down into your socks, but I've found in fairly wet conditions these do minimise the amount of water able to get into your socks.Temperature ranges - I've ridden with them in temperatures down to 3 degree centigrade, and they keep my feet warm. Add in some thermal/thick socks and they'll keep you going in most temperatures.
Country : United Kingdom
5 months, 2 weeks ago
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It depends how long you have to ride, but these are for cold conditions. I wouldn't use them above 10 degrees C. If you just want rain protection and don't want to cook your feet, consider the Craft Rain Bootie:http://www.wiggle.co.uk/craft-rain-bootie-overshoes/
I use it for above 10 degrees and my feet don't bake but still are dry. Just make sure you snug the upper velcro ankle strap to stop water running down your leg and into your shoes.
NOTE: The Crafts are undersized ie, get a larger size than you would normally. I am a EU 42 and got the 43-45 size (ie Large) and it is a pleasant snug fit! If your foot is larger than EU46, don't buy them as there is only the XL as the next size up from the Large that I bought.
Country : Australia
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I think these are too thick for 8-14 degrees. I wore them on a cold morning in Melbourne (around 7 degrees) and even then my feet were getting a bit sweaty - my feet don't really sweat that much though so I am still happy with the product.At those temperatures I think you are better off with something like the Altura Night Vision City overshoes. That is less insulating but fully waterproof.
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My upper ankle measures about 20cm. Are these suitable or will they be too baggy? I've a size 40 Shimano MTB shoe...
Size recommendations appreciated...
Cheers
My upper ankle measures about 20cm. Are these suitable or will they be too baggy? I've a size 40 Shimano MTB shoe...
Size recommendations appreciated...
Cheers
3 months, 1 week ago
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These do have a velcro adjustment so should be suitable for your ankle size
Are these a generous fit, or a tight fit? I need a pair for my Specialized shoes size 48. Thanks.
Country : United Kingdom
2 months, 1 week ago
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The sizing on these shoes is generally quite accurate, however if you have large buckles or studs on your shoes you may like to consider a size up2 months, 1 week ago
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