Pro Tarmac NPU Road Overshoes
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Pro Tarmac NPU Road Overshoes
Pro Tarmac NPU Road Overshoes
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For the coming season the PRO overshoe range has been completely revamped and is bigger and better than ever. Innovative features, great designs, and excellent media reviews make PRO overshoes the obvious choice.
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Rated 4.4/5
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- 64% Polyester
- 35% Polyurethane
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Top Features of the Pro Tarmac NPU Road Overshoes
For the coming season the PRO overshoe range has been completely revamped and is bigger and better than ever. Innovative features, great designs, and excellent media reviews make PRO overshoes the obvious choice.
- OPC Design with 3mm multi-stretch Neoprene
- Water resistant PU-coating
- Road specific sole design
- Red Bamboo Charcoal Fleece lining
- Kevlar reinforcement on toe area
- Taped seams
- 3M reflective Velcro cuff
- YKK reversed zipper
- Sizes: M – XXXL
- -15 to +5 deg C optimum temperature range
- Black/silver
- Mens
- Ladies
- Road
- Cleat Holes
- Materials: Lycra
- Open Heel
- Rear Fastening: Both
- Reflective
- Stretchy
- Taped Seams
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Waterproof Rating:
- Windproof
PRO overshoes include their revolutionary Optimal Panel Construction. The principal behind this design is use as few seams as possible and use the natural characteristics of the material to improve comfort and fit. By relocating the main seam to the inside of the foot, PRO have managed to improve the fit and remove the top seam for increased water resistance.
The latest range of PRO overshoes take the O.P.C. design even further and are sleeker and more aerodynamic then ever before. New graphics, Kevlar protection, reversed zips and sealed seams make these overshoes state-of-the-art.
Road specific overshoes feature a strap-free sole design with cleat and heel openings and are compatible with all types of 3-bolt road cleats.
About the Pro brand
PRO manufactures a range of handlebars, wheels, disc wheels, stems, overshoes, cycle computers and accessories for your bike. Over the last decade, the Shimano owned PRO brand has grown considerably into a major player on the bicycle accessory market. PRO's success has largely been down to its never-ending drive to improve and the fact it provides high quality cycle products at affordable prices.
Sizing information
| Sizing Guide | ||
| Size | Road Specific | Multi Fit |
| Medium | 37 - 40 | 35 - 37 |
| Large | 40 - 42 | 37 - 40 |
| X-Large | 42 - 44 | 40 - 42 |
| XX-Large | 44 - 47 | 42 - 45 |
| XXX-Large | 47 - 49 | 45 - 48 |
Delivery Information
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Returns Information
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Returned goods must be unused and supplied with their original packaging, unless the goods are faulty.
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Pro Tarmac NPU Road Overshoes
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Warm as toast
I am relatively new to cycling having bought my first decent bike late last year. Buying at the start of winter was proberbly not my best idea as I suffer from the cold due to too many winters in the Arctic region of Norway. I bought the Pro Tarmac NPU Road Overshoes after reading reviews in Wiggle and I am delighted with them. I have been out in 0 degree temperatures and my feet have been lovely and warm. I have also been out in rain and although admittedly not a heavy rain it was a consistant drizzle and my feet stayed warm and dry throughout. They are easy to put on and remove and very comfortable.
01 April 2010
Quality Product
After starting the winter in Norway with a 2mm Pro Overshoe I soon saw the errors in my ways. Frozen feet were all I needed to encourage me to look for a thicker overshoe. The 4mm neoprene Pro Tarmac NPUs appeared to fit the bill. With size 46 shoes I ordered the XXL size and the fit was excellent. I've now ridden these overshoes in -5C and in snow storms and frozen feet are a thing of the past. Match these overshoes with some comfortable winter cycling socks and you have the perfect winter combination.
26 March 2010
Really waterproof overshoes
This is the first pair of 'waterproof' overshoes that I've bought that are really waterproof. I got the Race version and bought a couple of sizes larger than my shoe size, as I was to wear them over race shoes with MTB soles. The fit is snug, and having just ridden in pouring rain for 2 hours at 1 Deg C, my feet were dry and like toast the whole ride. Superb - why don't they do tights in this material? Only joing!
29 December 2009
Warm and dry feet....say no more
Well the title says it all. They have two jobs to do and they do them both well. They fit very snugly, expect an effort to get them off and on. They feel well made and certainly keep my road shoes looking like new even in the worst mud and muck.
10 November 2012
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The shoes I have are http://www.wiggle.co.uk/shimano-m077-spd-mtb-shoes/
Country : United Kingdom
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My Shimano shoe size is 44 and I bough XXL which is still hard work to put on !According to the sizing guide table you need XXL to, you may want to consider XXXL. Ask Wiggle they know best.
7 months ago
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I have a pair of Suplest Cross Country shoes (MTB), size 44. Ordered size XXL and couln't get them on. I didn't overstretch them since I had to return them but they're really really tight over MTB shoes. I might try XXXL but I think they might end up being too long (if I manage to get them on that is).Country : United Kingdom
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I'm a 44 in a road shoe. The XL in this overshoe wa@ perfect.Country : Australia
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I would think the XXL would be the go. To give you an indication an XL fits over both my 44 road and MTB shoes (shimano). It would depend how streamline your MTB shoes are though.Country : Australia
Country : United Kingdom
9 months ago
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I would say yes as I wear a size 48 road shoe and these overshoes size xxxl fitted perfectly over mine.
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Hi. I bought the XXXL for a size 49. It will be fine on a 48.Country : Australia
8 months ago
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Melbourne VIC, Australia
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Size 42 comes right on the border in the online sizing chart. Is it better to go with the smaller (large) or larger (XL) of the two options?
Country : United Kingdom
7 months ago
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I wear a specialized Carbon road shoe with 3 velcro straps and have Look Keo cleats. My shoes are size 43 (euro sizing) and the XL overshow fits just nicely, so i recon you'd get away with the XL.Country : United Kingdom
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I had the same with size 44, I opted for the XXL which was in the larger caretgory and they fit fine and are still hard to get on !7 months ago
This is my first pair of overshoes and as they are neoprene I don't want to tear them especially before I have worked out if they fit. I have Specialized road shoes with velcro closures.
What is the best way to put these overshoes on?
I am sure I will feel dumb when the answer comes thru.
Thanks
What is the best way to put these overshoes on?
I am sure I will feel dumb when the answer comes thru.
Thanks
Country : United Kingdom
7 months ago
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Sit down on a chair, put your shoes on as normal. Then unzip the overshoes and pull them over the shoes, they'll be tight! But you're best bet is try and slide the front part on as much as possible which will make it slightly easier to slide the bottom part over your heel which is the hardest bit to do.They seem pretty robust to me so far so I think you'd have to try very hard to tear them. Good luck! I'd avoid walking on them as much as possible though, that'll probably wear them down a lot.
Country : United Kingdom
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I've only just got mine, but having worn scuba diving boots before, I tried rolling the back of the shoe inside out over the toe section, so that I could get the front section over the clips on the bottom of my cycling shoes.Don't be too worried about pulling hard or stretching the material - it's really durable and can be stretched quite a lot .
Once you've got the front section on, then work on the heel in the same manner.
BTW - Don't worry about feeling daft. The first time I wore mine, I had them on the wrong feet! DOH!!! It was only when my wife asked why the Logo was on the inside that I realised what I'd done!
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Just got these overshoes last week. I've been taking my cleats off to help get them on. Worried about tearing them also. Just take it easy and watch the zip. Don't think it'd take much to split when pulling them on.6 months ago
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Thanks for the answers.I ended up doing it the obvious way, i.e. put my shoes on and then try to slip the overshoe on. They are difficult to put on as they are very tight and your do have to use a lot of brute force to stretch the neoprene. Also you do have to keep an eye on the cleat as this can easily snag the inside.
I did discover that folding back the toe when I put my foot in helped a bit.
These would have been a lot easier to put on if the strap across the bottom had been velcro.
7 months ago
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These were my 1st overshoe too and I 1st put them on last week. Put your cycle shoe on, unzip the overshoe fully, stick your toe in the overshoe and pull/stretch over the heal - the rest is easy. Hope this helps.Country : United Kingdom
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I reverse the shoe in via the toe entry and when in place I put my foot in. In this way I can only just adjust the top strap of my shoe, but for me the is good enough as I like my shoes fairly loose on my feet (keeps them warmer to!).Putting it on with you foot in the shoes, yes that puts an enourmous amount of strain on the heel of the overshoe and to me that did not look a good option.
Good luck,
Niels
7 months ago
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I have Specialized size 44 shoes. The XL size of these shoes fit well. They could probably handle size 45 shoes as well.6 months ago
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Not sure if this helps, but the XL fits a shimano road shoe size 44 perfectly.Country : Australia
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If you're buying for Road shoes I'd suggest following the size guide, but for MTB shoes go 2 sizes larger than your shoe size.2 years, 7 months ago
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There is a sizing chart under the description tab which has guidelines for both road shoes and standard shoes.2 years, 8 months ago
Hi there,
Pls tell me whether these are suitable for wearing over Nike Shox, and with metal edged leisure pedals (i.e. standard hybrid non-cleats)?
And if there is something better please let me know.
Many thanks,
Nick
Pls tell me whether these are suitable for wearing over Nike Shox, and with metal edged leisure pedals (i.e. standard hybrid non-cleats)?
And if there is something better please let me know.
Many thanks,
Nick
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I would not advise wearing these with standard pedals as the neoprene will get ripped to shreds. I have seen Altura Night vision city overshoes that can be worn over different shoes with normal pedals. These are available on Wiggle for £31 and get a good review. These maybe more what you are looking for.2 years, 3 months ago
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You could probably fit them over the shoes no problem but if you plan to walk in them much, you may wear the bottoms out much quicker than with cleated cycling shoes.Country : USA
2 years, 5 months ago
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They would wear very quickly with non-cleated pedals and unfortunately I am not able to advise a better option other than changing to cleated pedals, sorry.3 years, 4 months ago
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Hi, I bought XXXL for size 49 and it fits well. I can only assume the XL would be right for size 45. I think it is 2 sizes per size - confused? So XXXL for 48/49, XXL for 46/47 and XL for 44/45. They seem to have some play in them to stretch if neededCountry : Australia
8 months ago
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Melbourne VIC, Australia
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Think you might be best with XXL. I have XL and struggle to get them on my size 43 shoes. (Once on, they're about the right size)1 year, 2 months ago
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I bought the XXL for a size 10 (44.5 European) shoe and its a tight fit but works well.1 year, 2 months ago
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XXL without a doubt. I got XXL and they're a tight fit over my size 46 Sidi MTB shoes.1 year, 4 months ago
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I would go for the XXLCountry : United Kingdom
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I have XXL for 45-46 and they are perfectCountry : Norway
Top 1000 Contributor
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i'm a 45 and got the xxl as the sizing chart which are a good fit,i'd imagine the xl would still fit if stretched a little
1 year, 10 months ago
Hello. I want these overshoes in white colour XXL size.
Will you have them any time soon?
Thanks very much.
Will you have them any time soon?
Thanks very much.
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Not in white on British roads and with the poor weather conditions we have.They would have to be cleaned every mile!
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I am sorry but we do not stock these overshoes in the white colouring.2 years, 7 months ago
It's been recommended in other posts to order 2 sizes larger to fit a MTB shoe. but, when you already fit a size 47 shoe - is there any other way to tell if they will fit? I have Specialized BG comp MTB shoes. What model of PRO overshoe would work best?
2 years, 4 months ago
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I agree, they are difficult to be worn with MTB shoes which is what I wear in winter and my shoe size is 44. The issue is not the size of the overshoe, in my opinion the problem is the lack of flexibility.Country : United Kingdom
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You will need to order the XXXL size, it may be tight but you should be able to fit it to your shoes.2 years, 4 months ago
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