The 'stay warm but still get wet' quick-drying clothes topic

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400bhp

Guru
My main priority for a daily commute is - keep the shoes dry. Why, if wet and not dried, they start to stink and degrade. If you get wet shoes, get them dry - i.e. if no facilities, then get a desk fan under the desk to dry.

To keep shoes dry..

If wet, then use a good over shoe - BBB hardwear Aqua Shields have sorted this for me !

OK really hissing it down rain - then I use over pants - yes bad "look", bit hot, but it stops the rain getting into the top of the overshoe. Stops the shoes getting manky. - Works for me.

Out on a training run, then it's a rain cape, just to keep half dry and warm - if it's cold/wet then overshoes, but my shoes are hung up in the airing cupboard to dry. Have weekend shoes, and commute shoes !

The daily shoes need to be dried ASAP otherwise they will get minging. My daily shoes don't smell, because I try as best as possible to keep them dry from the rain.

And stick them in the wshing machine too (wrapped in something to prevent damage to the drum).
 

palinurus

Velo, boulot, dodo
Location
Watford
And while we are on shoes: add a blob of grease to the cleat bolts when you install them.

I didn't and I can't get mine off now.
 
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