toe covers for spd's
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Rob_T

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1,916 posts

280 months

Thursday 15th October 2015
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in another thread people are talking about winter clothing...

the one item that i am interested in are toe covers. the problem for me seems to be that i am using spd's and a number of toe covers don't really seem compatible with them as the break up the base of the covers. the only ones i have found on this 'ere internet thing are dub toe covers. they only seem to be available from wiggle and they don't have my size.

does anyone else have experience of toe covers that work well with spd's that they would like to share?

Roger Irrelevant

3,385 posts

142 months

Thursday 15th October 2015
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Rob_T said:
in another thread people are talking about winter clothing...

the one item that i am interested in are toe covers. the problem for me seems to be that i am using spd's and a number of toe covers don't really seem compatible with them as the break up the base of the covers. the only ones i have found on this 'ere internet thing are dub toe covers. they only seem to be available from wiggle and they don't have my size.

does anyone else have experience of toe covers that work well with spd's that they would like to share?
Do you mean overshoes? If so then I would have thought that there would be loads that are compatible with SPDs, given that they are by some distance the most popular clipless pedal. I had no problem at all finding some anyway - think they're called 'GripGrabs' and they're probably the best £20 I've spent on bike kit.

Gren

2,030 posts

281 months

Thursday 15th October 2015
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Nope toe covers...... I use Castelli Toe Thingies with my spds.

They'll probably not last that long if I walk on them a lot -they have a hole for your cleats but the grips will wear the bottom out. To be honest they don't seem to make that much difference, I used them last Sunday and my toes seemed no warmer. Not sure they're a good buy but I'm not quite ready to break out the winter boots yet.

frisbee

5,590 posts

139 months

Thursday 15th October 2015
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Gren said:
Nope toe covers...... I use Castelli Toe Thingies with my spds.

They'll probably not last that long if I walk on them a lot -they have a hole for your cleats but the grips will wear the bottom out. To be honest they don't seem to make that much difference, I used them last Sunday and my toes seemed no warmer. Not sure they're a good buy but I'm not quite ready to break out the winter boots yet.
If your shoes have heavily ventilated toes they do make a decent difference. They would do feck all on my SPDS shoes as the front of the shoe is covered in rubber.

Gren

2,030 posts

281 months

Thursday 15th October 2015
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Mine are fairly vented. Shimano xc61s

daddy cool

4,106 posts

258 months

Thursday 15th October 2015
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I have some Endura MT500 neoprene overshoes, that fit over my Shimano MO77 SPD shoes. Damn tight fit though.
Ive used them for a few winters, but last year finally spunked up the dosh for proper Northwave winter boots (an SPD pair for MTB and also a SPD/Sl pair for the road bike)

Gren

2,030 posts

281 months

Friday 16th October 2015
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daddy cool said:
I have some Endura MT500 neoprene overshoes, that fit over my Shimano MO77 SPD shoes. Damn tight fit though.
Ive used them for a few winters, but last year finally spunked up the dosh for proper Northwave winter boots (an SPD pair for MTB and also a SPD/Sl pair for the road bike)
Got some of those Northwaves downstairs now waiting for it to get a bit colder. Never really got on with overshoes on or off road so I thought I'd give them a try based on a lot of recommendations. Also went up a size for thicker/more socks