Rugged shoe protection for dirty days on your mountain bike

Tough nylon faced neoprene upper
Offset rear zip with snap down puller and zip guard
Moulded rubber toe cap with treaded underside to help climb steep, muddy slopes
Asymmetric front seam for improved fit
Hard wearing reinforced sole protects the bottom of the overshoe from rocks and pedals
Crank rub protection
Reflective detailing
Suitable for MTB cleats only
90 day Satisfaction Guarantee

The most popular MTB protectors. Compared to the previous model, the cut is narrower and more fitted, a completely new protector has been used in the front part, and the zipper has been moved to the side for easier donning. There is also a new side cover overlapping the bottom of the fender.
These are one of the most advanced protectors designed typically for sports off-road riding on the market.

DURABILITY OF SHOE COVER

There are three factors that matter when it comes to shoe covers:
- type of shoes and their fitting to protectors
- selection of the appropriate model and size of the pads
- how to use pads

In general, as for all shoe covers, regardless of the manufacturer / model / materials they are made of - no shoe covers on the market will withstand "ground contact". Shoes, apart from road models and highly sporty MTB models, have a wide tread in the front, and sometimes also in the back. Closed-type protectors (MT500 / FreezingPoint / Road / Dexter / Deluge) have a closed bottom with holes for the shoe tread under the fifth and for clipless pedal blocks. Often, however, in the case of MTB shoes, the tread of the sole is wider and the material of the protector covers a part of it and touches the ground when walking.

When walking with the protectors on, both on concrete and in the field, we tread directly on the material - the strongest materials such as Kevlar / Cordura are used in Endury protectors, but when such a material is between the hard tread and the ground, it has no chance of surviving. Movements from home to the garage will survive, but approaches / breaks in driving and similar situations will over time destroy any protectors that are made for riding, not walking.

The exception are boots with an open structure of the bottom (Luminite), where a strong Velcro runs from the bottom through the middle, and most of the sole of the shoe is exposed, so we do not step on the material.

To sum up - shoe covers work only in the case of road shoes and very sporty MTB models in which you do not step on the material after putting them on. While driving, the protectors are very durable and by choosing the right model they will serve you without problems for a long time.