Pearl Izumi AmFib Toe Cover

Good quality, but they do run small. I am wearing a 45 specialized and barely get the L/XL over the shoes.

I have been looking for alternatives for full shoe covers and these looked promising. They are certainly better than sticking your toes in a plastic baggie! My issue is that I ride my road and mtn bike with the same mtn bike shoes. These take significant work to get them on the mtn bike shoes, definitely not "slips easily". But they do work as long as you don't have to much/any bike a hike. Could use a bit tougher material where the toes contact the ground.

Living in Florida I only get to use these a few days in the winter for warmth. They work well but they are really difficult to get on (and off). The size seemed to be smaller than the large size I ordered. Otherwise they are very well made and I'm sure they will last a long time.

Paired with a nice wool sock, these toe covers allow you to extend your ride on those chilly days. They help keep the wind off your toes and hold a bit of warmth. So much easier to deal with than booties!

Used for cold weather riding. Keep feet comfortable at 35 degrees and above.

These keep your toes toasty,they run small so size up.

Fits to size, seem to be durable, works down to 40 degrees, keeps toes warm

Hole for Look KEO cleat interferes with clipping in. The toe cover quality was great just not a good fit for my road shoes and cleat.

I use Sidi road shoes. With the vent holes on the top, my feet got cold riding in the low 50s (SF Bay Area). These covers are great. Easy to put on, just right for chilly mornings. Good value for the price.

These toe covers are great for cold weather down to at least 40F. I have not tried them below. They are highly water resistant and easy to put on and take off. They seem fairly tough but I would avoid walking or hike-a-bike in them for extended periods.

Was quite a struggle pulling it over my Time pedal cleats but once on it was a good fit, looked good and worked well. I fear the underside of the toe area will eventually wear out from touching the ground (just like my prior 2-3 pairs) so I wish there was a tougher fabric or toe-guard at that area.

The expensive ones have a thick elastic strap at the toe and velcro strap at the clip. They were horrible. But then, I found these on sale at BTD. They're exactly what I wanted. They do a good job.

I'd have bought even if not on sale.

Too cold for just shoes, but not cold enough for shoe covers? These fit the bill! Just enough to take the edge off, and bonus points for being easy to remove and store when it warms up on the ride!

Okay, these work where the cold wind meets the foot in cycling, the toes! Works by simply stretching over the toe of your shoes then going over the cleat on the bottom. So why did I rate them overall 4 stars? Well, hardly anything gets 5 stars, but mainly due to price. Paying for name but in the end, they do cut the cold wind off the toes for sure.

I wear these alone during shoulder seasons and under booties when it's wet or super cold. They make a huge difference!

okay, they kind of wear out quick where the material is by the cleat. The hole isn't large enough to accommodate a mountain bike shoe.

These Amfib toe covers are the BOMB! Keeping wind & cold off the tootsies is a real plus. Maybe it's because I wear a wide shoe (Lake CX-176X), with Look cleats, it's a bit of a struggle to get the opening in the toe cover up and over the cleat, but once on, they're not going anywhere. VERY snug fit.

The only thing i have noticed is some of the thread are unraveling at the bottom at the cleat opening.