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Choose between the GORE Bike Wear regular and thermo Race Power II Shoe Covers. Or just get both pairs. The Gore-Tex Performance Shell blocks moisture without sealing your shoe and foot in air-tight stuffiness, while abrasion-resistant material at the sole increases this shoe cover’s durability. Cut-outs accommodate both your pedal system and the heel of your shoe, while an adjustable hook-and-loop system and neoprene stretch shaft top provide a snug, aerodynamic fit. The thermo shoe cover has a warm fleece backing for chilly races.
| Closure: | Hook-and-loop, neoprene stretch top |
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| Country of Origin: | China |
| Manufacturer Warranty: | Lifetime |
| Material: | 100% nylon with Gore-Tex Performance Shell Membrane, neoprene |
| Recommended Use: | Biking, racing |
| Sole: | 76% Nylon, 13% Kevlar, 11% other fibers |
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 | Gore Bike Wear Oxygen overshoe | $69.95 - $79.95 |
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 | Gore Bike Wear Race Power Thermo II Overshoe - Men's & Women's | $99.95 |
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 | Black |  | Black Thermo |
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Overall, I'm really impressed with Gore Bike Wear cycling products, and these booties do not disappoint. Over the past 10-15 years, I've never found cold weather cycling enjoyable because no matter what I tried my feet got cold on longer rides (anything over 90 minutes). Not any more! These booties are really warm, and you can even wear thin socks underneath. So far, I've been on rides into the upper 30's with toasty toes (with the thermo lined model). The booties go on relatively easily, but it can be a snug fit if you have shoes with a wide toe box (e.g. northwaves), but maybe that's a good thing to help keep the elements at bay. | |
| rider666167 at RealCyclist.com | |
Keep you feet warm and dry | |
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These waterproof shoecovers are relatively easy to put on, with a velcro back closure and good fit for cycling shoes. Keeps your feet dry even in a downpour -- great for commuters. Not sure how durable the bottom material will be, but if you use these primarily on the bike and not walking, these should last long. Good workmanship, good quality, good product. | |
| john.ryan2384664 at RealCyclist.com on 09/30/2008 | |
