GripGrab AquaShield 2 Waterproof Road Cycling Shoe Covers - High Cuff

• For Narrow Road Cycling Race Shoes – Designed for slim road race cycling shoes; Not compatible with wide trekking shoes, everyday shoes, MTB shoes or flat pedal shoes
• Zip-Free Design – Put on the overshoes first, then the cycling shoes; Designed without a zip for greater comfort, durability and weather resistance
• Stretchy and Waterproof – Made from PU-coated polyester that is stretchy and completely waterproof; The hook-and-loop strap under the sole makes putting on and taking off easier
• Silicone-Sealed Edges – Silicone edges under the sole seal the overshoe firmly and minimise water spray ingress; Reflective element on the rear
• Toe Area Reinforcement – A reinforcement is integrated under the toe area, specially developed for use with road cycling shoes

The GripGrab AquaShield 2 Waterproof Road Shoe Covers are an evolution of the renowned GripGrab AquaShield, with a stronger construction and increased ease of use. The zipperless design and anatomic cut offer a high level of comfort and waterproofing. The fabric's stretch allows you to adjust the shoe cover on your leg before putting on your shoes. The cuff should sit just underneath the calf muscle for optimal leg and sock protection. You can then put your shoes on and stretch the cover over them, securing them with the hook and loop closure under the sole. The design of these road shoe covers combines PU-coated polyester and waterproof neoprene. The opening in the base is specifically developed for large road cleats. The edge of the neoprene has a new IntelliSeal silicone edge to create a seal around the base to stop water ingress. The toe area has a new rubber insert to protect from damage when stopping and walking. The GripGrab AquaShield 2 Waterproof Road Shoe Covers are high-performance, close-fitting cycling shoe covers optimised for waterproofness and durability while remaining easy to use and comfortable. Pro tip: Remember to seal the ventilation holes included in the soles of many road cycling shoes to avoid getting wet feet from water penetrating from under the soles. You can do so by removing the inner sole of your shoes, tape the holes inside, and put the sole in place again. Don't let the weather stop you from cycling!