Rain Shoe Cover

[chucky87]

Anyone using the rain shoe cover?Is it effective?Can recommend me a good brand and the price as well.Thankz!

[Constructicon]

Bothersome to wear, doesnt last a few times, slippery.

 

All the brands of the show cover are about the same, does not matter which brand you buy. Shouldn't cost you more than $12.

Just get a size that is big enough to fit your everyday shoes easily.

[naim]

Bothersome to wear, doesnt last a few times, slippery.

 

All the brands of the show cover are about the same, does not matter which brand you buy. Shouldn't cost you more than $12.

Just get a size that is big enough to fit your everyday shoes easily.

 

nt sure which u bought.. i bought a PRO brand from Regina for i tink $18.. been using it for a year now.. gone thru really heavy storms n my shoes are super dry... plus its sole is grippy enuf.. dats my experience.. good to keep in the box.. if see rain gg to be heavy, jux put on.. takes less than a minute to put on anyway.. and not dat bulky.. can fit wif raincoat n pants in the raincoat bag..

[kenzie]

nt sure which u bought.. i bought a PRO brand from Regina for i tink $18.. been using it for a year now.. gone thru really heavy storms n my shoes are super dry... plus its sole is grippy enuf.. dats my experience.. good to keep in the box.. if see rain gg to be heavy, jux put on.. takes less than a minute to put on anyway.. and not dat bulky.. can fit wif raincoat n pants in the raincoat bag..

 

i'm using progrip rain shoes as well but the quality not very good,last me for 1 year only,the zip broken and the side torn aldy

[mild_slevin]

how about riding shoes with full rain proof capability?

[Constructicon]

nt sure which u bought.. i bought a PRO brand from Regina for i tink $18.. been using it for a year now.. gone thru really heavy storms n my shoes are super dry... plus its sole is grippy enuf.. dats my experience.. good to keep in the box.. if see rain gg to be heavy, jux put on.. takes less than a minute to put on anyway.. and not dat bulky.. can fit wif raincoat n pants in the raincoat bag..

 

I went through a few brands, including the one you mentioned.

Ya, it keeps the shoes dry, but I find these very cumbersome to wear during a downpour.

 

The good thing compared to a pair of riding boots is that it can be stored in a box. Handy when needed.

But I've stopped using these show covers for the reasons stated.

[naim]

yep.. its cumbersome to put on wen skies suddenly decides to open the taps..

 

of cux, nothing beats riding boots that are waterproof... shud be a gd investment, except, i feel its abit awkward.. say if u are gg to skool or work wif riding boots.. nd to bring ur casual shoes as well to change.. \

 

wat i do nw is get a gd quality casual boots (weinbrenner/Caterpillar boots from Bata).. surprisingly kept my shoes dry in moderate rain... so nw my rain shoe covers are used only wen the rain super duper heavy kind..

[naim]

yep.. its cumbersome to put on wen skies suddenly decides to open the taps..

 

of cux, nothing beats riding boots that are waterproof... shud be a gd investment, except, i feel its abit awkward.. say if u are gg to skool or work wif riding boots.. nd to bring ur casual shoes as well to change.. \

 

wat i do nw is get a gd quality casual boots (weinbrenner/Caterpillar boots from Bata).. surprisingly kept my shoes dry in moderate rain... plus the thick and durable sole n construction shud help minimize injury if u fall.. so nw my rain shoe covers are used only wen the rain super duper heavy kind..