Louis GarneauT-Cover (toe covers)(Return to Product Page)

very helpful with keeping your feet warm on the cold rides... even if you forget your wool socks, these will extend your ride time on a cold day...

Fell apart after 30 days use

I love these.

They are very warm for toe covers. They really do block the wind. Haven't tried them in the wet.

Probably wouldn't wear them below 45. Starting to show a little wear after a season, but pretty inexpensive, so I don't care.

Fit around my shoes great and stay there.

LG T-Cover is perfect for those chilly fall days as it blocks the wind and keeps your feet warm without feeling bulky.

If you have lightweight, well-ventilated shoes, these covers are perfect for cool weather. They also protect the shoes if you expect you might hit some water puddles. I use these just to protect the shoes if it is chilly at all. For truly cold weather you will need something heabvier, but I really like the protective layer they provide and they take the chill down a couple notches. Very stretchy and well fitting. I am using a medium over size 42.5 Specialized S-Works shoes.

easy to put on and off in the ride

These covers fit well and provide pretty good protection down to the low 40's. I would have no problem buying them again........solid cover for the money

I prefer this over the straight toe-cup option. Still not as good as a nice oversock, but good alternative if you know it will come off.

I use this product anytime the weather get below the 65 degree

It works great does what it is suppose to do: keeps the wind off of my me

Unusually cold Spring this season. Upper baselayer, arm warmers, full fingered gloves and toe covers has been the normal apparel kit this Spring. My cold sensitive body parts are my fingertips and toes. Once wet under these cooler conditions (40 to mid 50F) they tend to get very uncomfortable.

The LG T-Covers function as advertised. So far, have managed to scramble home before getting caught in anything more that a very light drizzle. So not sure how waterproof the T-Covers are. For spray and splash they keep the toes dry. Totally windproof. No toe chilling from convective or evaporation heat loss.

Easy to put on or take off. Stays put once on. No interference with the cleat (Look). Only niggle is the sizing. Purchased the size small. Shoe use is an older pair of Sidi Genius size 40. Fit around the toe is good. But, with shoe sized smaller there might not be enough stretch tension to keep the T-Covers tightly on the shoe.

Not water proof, nor very warm, but they block the wind.

I was able to finally keep my feet warmer on cool morning rides.

I have a size 48 shoe and other toe covers simply do not fit. This LG Toe Cover fits very well. I have used them under a full shoe cover for additional warmth in 25 degree days - and they have truly made a difference. I am looking forward to using these when the temp reaches the high 30'slow 40's as I think they will provide just the right amount of warmth without being bulky. They seem a little thin at first, but I have been impressed with their performance.

These are great for the price. They seem durable and keep your feet fairly warm, when worn with Smartwool socks. I have used them in 18 degree weather and they help. Like the fact you can wash them, as my husband rode in the rain, then snow, came home soaked but where the covers were, the shoes were dry. We each have a pair. Go for it!!

These Garneau T-Covers are the perfect item for cool weather riding. New design takes a good product and makes it great!

Nothing wrong with the product, it's just too light to be of use in cold weather. I do like the wrap around the heel strap. Maybe it will work for those 50 degree mornings that become 85 degree days. Cheers

I wanted a shoe cover that was easy to take on and off and this is the best one out there for that. With a thick wool sock and this Louis Garneau T-Cover, I am comfortable in the upper 30 degrees. On really cold days, low 30's, I will use another thinner wool sock which helps, but my toes will still get cold and sometime numb if I ride for a long enough time. They do tear easily. I fell going over a curb and that tore up the cover.

I use these for riding when it's cold but not raining. Even into the 20's, I ride with short sleeves and shorts, but my toes tend to get cold. Putting gaffer's tape on my shoe vents and these T-covers over all keeps my toes from going numb.

I wear this on rides in the PNW in fallwinter when it's just about freezing or above (and not raining) to keep my feet warm. I usually have a pair of thick socks on also.

This will be my third pair of these toe-covers over about a 7 year period. These go on very easily (I more or less leave them on my shoes all fallwinter), keep the wind out, and cut down on road muck that gets on your shoes. I use these in temps from about 30-50 degrees (colder or pouring rain conditions I use Endura booties). These aren't water proof, so don't expect them to work any miracles in the rain. They seem to last me between 2 - 2 12 years, they tend to get shredded on the bottoms from walking (probably my fault for walking in them). If you can't tell, I love these things and buy them without hesitation when they get worn out.

Bottom line these are fantastic shoe covers for the price.