Comments about Log House Designs Bicycle Overboots:

I ride in Puget Sound (near Seattle) almost year around; it rains, and frequently, plus there is a water-on-the-ground factor. I always ride in Shimano sandals and regularly wear wool socks and/or SealSkinz. This system worked pretty well for some time, but Sunday changed all. SealSkinz are now the backup since I used the Overbooties. During a 5 hour outing, my feet stayed dry and there was enough airflow space so that foot sweat was eliminated too. I was warm, dry and very comfortable.

The Cordoura Nylon soles appear abrasion resistant. They fit my size 10 feet, but this may be a one-size-fits-all product with excess material taken up by the Velcro fasteners.

So, they worked exceeding well, provided a bit of visiblity, are very light, take up almost NO room and dry off in the time it takes to drink a cup of coffee. I made a rough cut out for the cleats and later melted the nylon to prevent raveling.

These are definitly being added to the must-take Tour set up. This short list of great stuff includes my Surley LHT with Brooks B-17 on Schwalbe Marathons, Topeak Road Morph pump, Hypercracker, Third Eye rear view mirror, and Kevlar spoke. Other gear may be subject to changes.

Comments about Log House Designs Bicycle Overboots:

I bought these to use in the rain. There is an unsealed seam running down the front of the overboots that lets water seep in. A 15 minute ride in rain (not a downpour, just easy rain) allowed enough water to seep in to make my shoes noticeably wet. They also do not stay on very well, sliding down my shoe and leg a few inches during the ride

These may work well in snow with big boots, but are horrible in rain with shoes.

Comments about Log House Designs Bicycle Overboots:

I absolutely love these. They are such an easy solution. Your pedals and cleats work right through them, and they keep your feet perfectly dry. It's amazing.