Nice lightweight shoe cover. Easier to put on than Velotoze for those days when it's not soaking wet or freezing cold, but you still want some extra warmth or if you just want to keep your fancy shoes clean when it's a little wet out.

Would be nice if there was more reflective stuff on the black ones.

I wear a size 43.5 sidi, 42.5 specialized, 9.5 sneakers and the large works great.

I can't imagine the XXL fitting anything bigger than a 13; if you have 13s these will work and be tight (as they should be) but take care putting them on and removing them.

Can be a little tricky to get the zipper placement just right on your heel/Achilles tendon, also the zipper doesn't do a good job of locking at the very top (could be a function of my calf shape but I find there are a few zipper teeth that can't be closed so with the taper of the calf it encourages the shoe cover to open).

I don't ride much in the rain, I bought these because I kept freezing my feet during cold rides. With the shoe covers on, my feet sweat / get wet and cold equally but for different reasons so I will reserve these for actual rain days.

Bought bright yellow shoe covers for winter riding. These are excellent. Easy to get on and off and keep my feet and shoes dry in the rain and warmer due to wind protection. Should have bought them last year.

I have always used these for certain conditions. When it’s too cold for plain uncovered shoes these work really well. Provides wind protection and some moisture protection. Makes riding more comfortable on days when temps are in the 40’s. While these are not waterproof they do keep some water out and feet protected. Downside is they don’t s last for years but at least they’re not expensive. They do trap some moisture inside when you’re making harder efforts and sweating. But I’d rather be warm. Ex-Large fits over a 45 shoe. Gotta work at getting them on but worth it.

These are great for cold damp weather as well as rain gear. Nice and snug, stretches over my specialized 43 shoes with o problem.

Purpose/application: These lite booties will provide protection in cool and/or windy conditions down to about 50* (temp sensitivity is individual). Also for aerodynamics (e.g., time trial). Also fantastic for visibility (hi-viz yellow) in cloudy, low-light conditions.

These are great, but Pearl Izumi does NOT claim these are waterproof (on their website). The seam is not even taped. These will provide a little help on wet roads after a rain (hence, "barrier lite"). But if you ride in these in full-on rain, your feet will be soaked.

If you will be riding in colder temps (40's) or in significant rain, I highly recommend using a warmer and more water-resistant bootie such as Pearl's "PRO Barrier WxB" or Castelli's Tempesta.

Sizing: Follow the size chart. I wear a 45 euro in Sidi and Shimano. The XL is the correct size.

Note: The top material is coated with polyurethane for stretchiness (aerodynamics). It is a little delicate. Take care putting these on.

I like these covers and on a cool morning or wetish ride, they are fantastic. Very "cat woman" like in the fit.

It took quite a while and a lot of stretching to get these over my cycling shoes, but they did keep my feet dry on a very rainy, wet, and windy 66 miles ride.. However, they were pretty much ruined by the end of the day by just the short time walking in them during stops.

These covers do exactly as they should. They're essentially a wind breaker for your feet. Coupled with some good Merino Wool socks I've used them when the temperatures plunge into the mind 40's comfortably. I'm yet to really use them in the rain, but I suspect they'll keep me nice and dry. I wear Bont Vaypors in a size 10 with Speedplay Zeros and got XL's. They fit snuggly but are fairly stretchy. Take your time putting them on and you won't have an issue with tearing them.

I bought these primarily for aero benefit but they can be useful in wet weather. I would not consider them truly waterproof because water can get into the shoe via the sole which has an opening for a pedal cleat. My size XL fits fairly snugly over an older pair of Shimano size 44.5 road shoes. I doubt that the size XL would fit anything much larger than 44.5. I have not found anything better for use in cool weather so I recently bought a second pair to replace the first one.
What I don't like about the shoe covers is that they are too easy to tear. So far the soles have held up well but it is really easy to tear the stretchy fabric of the uppers while pulling them on over riding shoes. I have used so much Tenacious Tape to patch my original pair that parts of the fabric have more tape than original material.
For this price I would have expected something a bit sturdier.

This runs small so if you're a 10+ get the XXL