Reccomend to me some Neoprene Overshoes

[Milkfloat]

I have had good success with Castelli Diluvio over the years, I have had to use the odd bit of neoprene glue to keep them whole, but my current pair have lasted thousands of miles. I find frequent washing keeps the zips working. I tend to pick them up in the summer sales for under 20 quid.

Sigma have some at the moment, but the logo is a bit flashy.
https://www.sigmasport.co.uk/item/C...UoYxchxndbgdg4c6zJcaAlwGEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds

 

[ColinJ]

I have had problems with overshoe zip failures too. I have never had the velcro type fail - they usually last until the undersides of the overshoes wear through.

 

[theclaud]

Bontrager RXL are the most rufty-tufty overshoes I've ever had - cold weather only cos they have a fleecy lining, but they've lasted me about 6 winters. Not neoprene though! I like the Endura neoprene ones for simplicity and stretchiness but, as Adrian says, they don't last long. The Bontragers are made of stronger stuff on the bottom.

 

[vickster]

https://www.tritoncycles.co.uk/appa...vers-c94/rxl-stormshell-mtb-shoe-cover-p17452


https://www.tritoncycles.co.uk/appa...ers-c94/rxl-stormshell-road-shoe-cover-p17450

On sale here

Or bike wellies!
https://www.tritoncycles.co.uk/apparel-c12/overshoes-shoe-covers-c94/rxl-windshell-shoe-cover-p17454

 

[Scottish Scrutineer]

Planet X neoprene overshoes for me. Velcro fastening, so no zip to fail, pretty durable, though eventually the underside wears below the toe (reinforce with a sacrificial layer of duct tape), and dirt cheap too

 

[vickster]

Ribble have lots on sale, including Assos if you're big footed

https://www.ribblecycles.co.uk/assos-winter-plus-neoprene-bootie-overshoes/#pid=4410

 

[Arjimlad]

BBB BWS04 are on their third winter for me and still doing fine. They keep my feet warm and dry on rides of up to an hour.

 

[Buck]

I’ve got BBB ones and would have another pair. Mine are tow year old and in good condition still(mind you I’ve not used them much so far this winter!)

 

[confusedcyclist]

DHB's extreme weather overshoes are excellent, sadly though they never last more than a year or so, I'm on my third pair. That said, don't let that put you off, as I expect the competition is no more durable and suffer the same zipper failure resulting from road grime/salt and general wear. I haven't tried velcro type overshoes, though I might next time. The DHBs are warm and very water resistant.

 

[Tail End Charlie]

BBB heavy duty ones for me. They last at least two years when commuting every day, and I wear overshoes for probably six months of the year. Been using for many years. I tend to buy in summer when they are reduced, but knowing that doesn't help you now really.

 

[derrick]

Have just bought the Shimano ones £12.00 in the sales. my Endura zip broke after 3 years, can't complain about that, Have worn the Shimano ones half a dozen times and they seem fine.

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

I keep my Endura ones going for several (~3) seasons. When I forget to WD40 them in the spring (when they get put aside) the zips do seize up a bit. But WD40 gets them back. Suppose I should WD40 them a bit more often really.

 

[Threevok]

First pair of Endura MT500 lasted three years.

the last two pairs I have owned have been lucky to last a year

Will be looking at Velcro types from now on

 

[AlanW]

Another vote for the Northwave Goretex boots, had min just over twelve months now and in truth probably one the best cycling related items that I have ever bought, and wished I'd have bought them years ago. And as a commuter who was wreaking two to three pairs of overshoes a winter period, they have more than paid for themselves to, so win win.

 

[Andrew Br]

I've got a pair of Endura zipless neoprene overshoes (Deluge ?). They're going strong in their 4th Winter although they don't get as much use as they used to since I got a pair of Northwave Winter boots.
To stop water running down into the NW boots, I use divers cuffs. Much better than Marigolds since they're more elastic and they don't tear as easily.
Not being yellow also helps ..........