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Outdoor Waterproof Shoe Cover, Slip Resistant Rain Shoe Covers, Rain Boots Overshoes Travel Rain Gear For Women Men (Medium)
Description
- Best Material - 100% high elastic silicone materials . Great waterproof and slip-resistant performance, safety and environmental protection, durable.
- Widely Applications - Protect shoes from mud, rain, snow, slush; Perfectly suitable for people who have to go out in rainy/snow days and outdoor activities such as camping, travel, plane rides, road trips, vacations; keep your shoes clean in four seasons to use.
- Feature---portable foldable and reusable, Slip on dress & casual shoes, easier than boots. Flexible-store easily in luggage or car for storms. Please let them dry naturally; don't put them in the sun exposure.
- Dimensions: Small: 7-8.5; Medium: 9-10.5; Large: 11-12.5
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Size:Medium Description This item is a pair of disposable shoe covers which are made of latex with good stretch. With high elasticity, they can tightly protect your shoes from wetting and dirt, very suitable to wear in rainy or snowy day. Great for motorcycle riding,cycling,skiing,snowboard,fishing,climbing and other outdoor activities on raining days,these boots are your best choices. Features: Water proof over shoes for men in rain, slush, snow, mud Protective against stains dirt & salt, lightweight Non-slip tread soles for traction & safety Black silicone, better insulated than rubber Slip on dress & casual shoes, easier than boots Flexible-store easily in luggage or car for storms Anti-slip, all-weather pair of high-quality galoshes Compact for travel, plane rides, road trips, vacations Stretchy material fits men’s shoes, also works for women Dimensions: Size: M: Fits the size US 6 to US 7
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Great for biking in the rain or snow
This is a pretty good product if you bike in the rain or snow. The silicone is nice and stretchy, so its not too hard to slip over your shoe, and you can peel them back off pretty easy. The trick to getting them on is to just get it over your toe to start, and then stretch out the back to get it aroudn your heel. Pull them off like socks, inverting themCan't say yet how they will hold up, in terms of the bottom dealing with bike pedals and walking around. I only use these on the bike, so thats all I want them to be able to survive. So for now, there isn't any reason to give anything but a 5 star rating
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