PRO 2012 Endure NPU+ Shoe Cover Closeout

I took a chance on these because the other options (Gore etc) were stupid pricey. These have been on my feet for quite a few nasty rides now, and they have kept me warm and dry. Use the size chart to find your correct size - I had to get a XXL in these to fit my size 46 road and mt bike shoes. The fit is great and work well with both types riding shoes.

Tip I like to put them on before my shoes - just slide them up your leg, put on your shoes, and then slide them down over the top of your shoe from above. Seems to work easier than the conventional way....

I wear size 50 shoes, I commute wearing MTB shoes, and I live in Seattle. All of which make shoe covers hard for me to find.

Sixty bucks is more than I'd ever imagined spending for a pair of shoe covers. But I'm tired of spending $20-$25 for a shoe cover that I have to struggle to get on, that falls apart when I try to pull it on, that squeaks and squeals with every pedal stroke, or that invites water in.

These covers are well-designed, they fit, and they WORK!! (By the way, thanks for the reviewer who mentioned that you put them on your feet, put your shoes on, and then pull them down over your shoes. If I hadn't seen that, I would have struggled to push my shoe through them, which would have been awful).

Today, I had my first opportunity to test them in a heavy rain, with lots of water coming from all directions. My socks were perfectly dry when I got home. Well worth the $$.

Last year, I bought a pair of the PRO Endure NPU shoe covers. They served me well. Although they are still in good shape, I bought another set (this year) as a backup pair.

I wear size 48 shoes. I've found no other cover that fits better. -)

I wanted to continue to ride during the winter but my toes would quickly go numb and be uncomfortable for the rest of the ride. I decided to try these shoe covers and I am very satisfied. I can go on a three hour ride and my toes stay warm the whole way. If it rains, my shoes no longer fill up with water so I do not have to worry that they will dry before my next ride. After about 600 miles of use, they show no sign deterioration.

This is a great product for cold weather riding. I use it anytime the temp is below 45 F. They will keep your toes toasty warm.

I looked at every shoe cover I could find online and when the previous gentlemen said he wore a size 50 shoe I knew these would work for me. I wear a size 49. Most of the other manufactures don't even make a size to fit us boys with big feet. I bought the XXXL which say they fit shoe size 45-48. They fit great and I also saw the gentlemens note how to put them on. Pull them up your shins, put on your shoes then pull the covers down, fasten them and your set to go. I've been riding with sneakers for the past 2 winters with 3 pair of socks and my feet were always frozen after my 3-4 hours rides. Bought mountain bike shoes during the summer and knew I needed to get some covers. Finished a road ride today in the hi 30's low 40's and my dogs were starting to sweat. Wore 2 pair of socks and the one pair were exremely thick. Still experimenting what to wear on my feet. Love the shoe covers!

I went with the sizing guide and was surprised I needed an xl with US 9.5 size feet, but they fit very well over my mntn. bike shoes. I ride with them in 25-40F weather and they keep my tootsies warm...a little too warm at 40F, but just right between 25 and 35F. They are comfortably snug and easy to put on. Overall I am happy with this purchase.

The fit is hard to get right. I had to send the original order back to get a different size, and now after wearing them a few times I would like a different size but they are used now and I am unable to exchange.

They don't really seem to be that warm for this price point, don't seem to be a great improvement over a heavy sock. They are waterproof, but if the fit isn't right then water will drip down into the bootie.

I mainly use Pro Endure shoe covers to keep my feet warm when the temperature is below 40 degrees. The most helpful thing I learned from another review, was to put the shoe cover on before you put your shoe on. Then pull it over your shoe from the top.

I mainly use Pro Endure shoe covers to keep my feet warm when the temperature is below 40 degrees. The most helpful thing I learned from another review, was to put the shoe cover on before you put your shoe on. Then pull it over your shoe from the top.

I mainly use Pro Endure shoe covers to keep my feet warm when the temperature is below 40 degrees. The most helpful thing I learned from another review, was to put the shoe cover on before you put your shoe on. Then pull it over your shoe from the top.