Expensive and possibly not the hardiest, but the Diluvio Pros are great performers
Pretty good option if you want a lightweight shoe cover, but would be better with a zip
Clever use of fabrics to create a lightweight pair of cool weather, windproof overshoes
An excellent choice of fabric makes for a top-performing, lightweight set of overshoes
Very high quality and robust overshoes but they command a very high price
Exceptionally good overshoes that are warm and waterproof and don't restrict your pedalling
Decent overshoes to protect your feet on mild, drizzly days, but not fully waterproof and they come at a price
Heated overshoes that do a good job of taking the sting out of the cold weather
Really good overshoes, but size up for buckle-closure or Boa shoes
Neoprene overshoes that do a very good job of keeping feet warm and shoes protected from winter's wrath
A strong set of early/late season overshoes that deal well with the elements
Quality protection from the elements, with enhanced visibility and good fit
Lightweight, weatherproof and breathable – great for everyday riding
Perfect for toasty toes on cold rides, but not the most waterproof
Excellent lightweight protection for damp days and dirty, wet roads, but fall short on colder days
Waterproof overshoes for the well-heeled man or woman about town
Impressive protection and super-light, but they lack durability and the fit hasn't quite been perfected
Effective overshoes that will help you stand out on the roads
A decent material choice on the upper let down by poor fit and material choice on the bottom
A high quality set of toe covers that come remarkably cheap
