[devinepelt1]

Hi folks. Hope someone has some words of wisdom on this subject. I am traveling across country from LA to NY leaving April 15 on a southern route with 11 other charity riders. I hate wet feet more than a cat. Anyone make a shoe cover that is waterproof?]

 

[Noël1]

Hi folks. Hope someone has some words of wisdom on this subject. I am traveling across country from LA to NY leaving April 15 on a southern route with 11 other charity riders. I hate wet feet more than a cat. Anyone make a shoe cover that is waterproof?]

Try these http://www.excelsports.com/new.asp?...Road+Bootie&vendorCode=Adidas&major=5&minor=5

 

[Mr. Versatile]

For something that works great & costs very little, try buying a pair of rubbers and cut out the soles for your cleats. Shouldn't cost you more than a few bucks.

 

[mattv2099]

Hi folks. Hope someone has some words of wisdom on this subject. I am traveling across country from LA to NY leaving April 15 on a southern route with 11 other charity riders. I hate wet feet more than a cat. Anyone make a shoe cover that is waterproof?]

I use two layers and stay warm and dry.

Base layer: pearl izumi amfib shoe cover
outter layer: pearl izumi toaster bootie

 

[devinepelt1]

Thanks!

I knew you guys would come through for me. The addidas look perfect, thanks! Now if the ride is that easy...................

 

[devinepelt1]

Great idea, thanks

 

[devinepelt1]

I think that I will buy everything you guys have suggested and try them all. Wish me luck!

 

[devinepelt1]

Where now.....

I went to the Excel website and they no longer carry the Climaproof model. They have a similar style but they are for wind protection only. I went to the Adidas website and they do not show the model either. Any suggestions?

 

[Noël1]

I went to the Excel website and they no longer carry the Climaproof model. They have a similar style but they are for wind protection only. I went to the Adidas website and they do not show the model either. Any suggestions?

Though it's not waterproof, it's highly water resistence.

http://www.rei.com/product/47922326.htm

http://cgi.ebay.com/Pro-Bike-Cyclin...231564048QQcategoryZ36131QQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem

http://www.bikemania.biz/Teo_Sport_Windtex_Hi_Stretch_Booties_Wool_p/teo_winterbootiessw.htm

Try these three. I don't have any experience in any these products. I do love my Adidas and maybe should have bought another since they're hard to find now. Good luck!

 

[Jesse D Smith]

Hi folks. Hope someone has some words of wisdom on this subject. I am traveling across country from LA to NY leaving April 15 on a southern route with 11 other charity riders. I hate wet feet more than a cat. Anyone make a shoe cover that is waterproof?]

Here's a pair from a company that specializes in rain gear.
http://showerspass.com/cart/product...id=39&osCsid=8ff242f22836ce28cc4faae87c2153d1
Another nice thing is how they are available in very specific sizes, instead of just small/medium/large.

 

[Gripped]

Hi folks. Hope someone has some words of wisdom on this subject. I am traveling across country from LA to NY leaving April 15 on a southern route with 11 other charity riders. I hate wet feet more than a cat. Anyone make a shoe cover that is waterproof?]

Best combo for keeping feet dry and warm? Full fenders and shoe covers. I use the PI Amfibs.