Overshoes without cleat holes?

[Bandini]

Does anyone know of any decent overshoes without cleat holes?

I like the sound of the Endura Road overshoe - but it seems sily having holes to let water in when I use toe clips.

 

[gaz]

Does anyone know of any decent overshoes without cleat holes?

I like the sound of the Endura Road overshoe - but it seems sily having holes to let water in when I use toe clips.

It won't let water in unless your shoes have holes in the bottom!

I've seen people using the endura road overshoe with out cleats, and it does work well.
The only problem you will have with any overshoe, is it will clearly wear out a lot quicker due to you walking on it.

 

[Bandini]

It won't let water in unless your shoes have holes in the bottom!

Oh yeah - I just thought it might 'get in'. I will get those then. Cheers.

 

[Will1985]

All overshoes will let water in if there is enough of it.

 

[MajorMantra]

I wouldn't use the Endura Road ones with clips - they'll get torn to shreds. You want an overshoe that's not made of a grippy material - maybe the Endura mtb one? In any case I'm not sure the Road ones will fit - what shoes are you using?

Matthew

 

[Randochap]

The only problem you will have with any overshoe, is it will clearly wear out a lot quicker due to you walking on it.

Not if you do a little preemptive reinforcement. See VeloWeb's "VeloGarage" page and the article "Put some sole back in your booties."

The toe could be similarly modified to protect from clip abrasion.

 

[gaz]

Not if you do a little preemptive reinforcement. See VeloWeb's "VeloGarage" page and the article "Put some sole back in your booties."

The toe could be similarly modified to protect from clip abrasion.

impressive article. hopefully i won't have to refer back to this in the future