I have Bellwether toe covers that have got to be 10 years old, have been cut twice to fit 2 different style cleats (Look, then Speedplay), and are still great. They stay on fine and work great to block cool wind. My shoes are vented such that I need the toe covers below 50 degrees. If it starts out cold and warms up a bit, I'll wear thin shoe covers over the shoes and toe covers, then remove the shoe covers at a break and leave the toe covers on. Really cold, I opt for the heavier weight (Adidas) shoe covers.Originally Posted by Bron
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02-22-2008, 05:41 AM #7
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