Louis Garneau Neo Protect III Shoe Covers

These shoe covers are well designed to be easy to put on and secure with Velcro strips. A nice touch is the design of the cover, making it easy to remove. Once in place these covers do the job of keep one's toes warm in temps below 40 degrees. I ride with non insulated shoes. The covers I got on sale. I have a recreational rider and these covers allow me to ride through the winter days when the temps drop into the 30's.

I purchased these booties to use on my MTB flat pedals because the picture of the bottom of these booties looked as though it could survive the rough pins on my pedals. Indeed, they have preformed admirably after a dozen outings. All other waterproof/winter-proof booties I have owned (many!) have always fallen apart because they are made only for clipless pedals and not MTB flat pedal. These booties are quite tight to get on (I ordered an XL pair for my 46 Shimano flat pedal shoes), but can just stretch enough to work. Clipless type shoes are narrower, so XL would probably fit larger shoe sizes in the clipless variety. The booties them selves work just fine..not totally waterproof on extremely hard rains and longer rides (2-3hr), but nothing I have owned is totally waterproof under such conditions. I gave these a four star rating only because I wish they were a bit larger for the type of shoes I wear. I am very glad that I purchased these booties and would gladly recommend them to any flat pedal, MTB users.

I use these down to 20 deg F and, along with heavy wool socks my feet don't freeze.

That being said, the Velcro closure is a weak link. It holds tight enough, but doesn't meet up towards the heel, leaving a hole.

Although I bought the largest size available, and the size chart indicated that it was the correct size, these were always a tight fit on my shoes (46). They tore around the zipper on the second use

I live in the foothills between Reno and Carson City at an elevation of 5150 feet. It's not unusual for winter highs to be in the upper 30s. Wool socks and these covers are usually enough for a 1-2 hour ride. The covers do run a little small and take a little effort to get on.

These shoe covers are just what I needed - a way to keep my feet from freezing in cold and windy yet dry conditions. They do the job well and the accesible price point allowed me to try these and keep on cycling throughout the winter. The velcro sides makes them easy to put on and I don't even think about them when riding - quite comfy.

Not sure if I love the Velcro closures as opposed to the Zippers my old covers had. Seems it is impossible to get a right closure around the shoe. However, the Velcro seems heavy duty enough. Used the covers this past winter (albeit a mild one around here) they appeared to do the job & appear to have lasted for at least another season.

I suffered through a couple of cold morning rides before buying these. Easy to put on and they keep your feet toasty. Ive only ridden in 38F - 48F with these, so Im not sure how they will do at lower temps

I bought these in the beginning of November and they are falling apart after two months. The stitches on the seams are ripping apart. I don't I would buy them again.

The only good things about these covers are that they are pretty warm and also fairly comfortable. They're not quite waterproof but more or less are acting like a wet suite keeping your feet warm.

These are good down to about 35F for rides more than an hour. Lower than that and I have to wear my Wolfhammers. Feet and hands are always the challenge in winter riding conditions and these work well in the temp range. The side velcro is a bit harder to get on but stays in place until you take them off, so design-wise a good call.

These shoe covers make a big difference on windy days and are pretty easy to pull on over my shoes. I love the generous amount of Velcro which keeps them closed!

This is my first year riding in cold weather, so I found these and they definitely help in 40-50 degree weather with keeping the cold wind, especially on downhills from overwhelming your feet. In colder weather, you'll need something more to keep your toes warm.

Quick and easy on and off. Warm. Nice improvement with the toe area for spikes.

Great price.

I wear size 13 US or 48 in EU. Have had all kinds of trouble finding booties and toe covers that fit. Not these - the XLs are a great fit. Two big thumbs up.

My go to shoe covers! I have big feet and these go on easy with the Velcro closure. Nice and snug. Good down in the 20s with some wool socks. Original pair is still going strong minus the patch from the dog bite!

I purchased these just prior to a century ride to keep my feet warm, but a big storm rolled through and dropped rain for 4 hours. The LG Neo Protect 3's did their job, not only keeping my feet warm and dry from the rain, road spray and the road grime. These shoe covers are definite worth their value if you ride in chilly or wet conditions. They are made of heavy neoprene, so I did sweat a little, but it was a small price to pay for the comfort which made for a enjoyable ride.

I wear Shimano shoes in size EU 43 / US 9 and have wide feet. Ordered these LG Neo Protect III Covers in size Medium and am happy to report a great fit. However, they take waaay longer to get on than my other covers. Two reasons for this are the neoprene material and, more so, not having a velcro adjustment between the cleat holes. Can't be in a super hurry when including these Neo Protect III's with your outfit. Be sure to allow an extra few minutes for easing into these.

Bought these for the occasional wet gravel or cyclocross pre-ride. These are not a product that is a joy to use. But they work. Compared to other covers the bottoms seem well made like you won't walk through them easily. The fit is rather boxy, and the velcro not terribly confidence inspiring, like it will eventually give out and open mid ride. But they were worth the low cost.

I live on the Central California coast, so not exactly the "land of extremes", but even on those days when the temps rise to the 60s they start in the 30s. These covers keep my feet warm in my summer road shoes. I don't ride in the rain, but on wet roads after rain they keep the splashing out. Can't say how they'd do in the snow, as I have no desire to test those conditions..... :-)

I had never used insulated shoe boots before I bought these. They worked out great. Easy to put on and take off and best of all they keep my feet pretty comfortable down to about 30 degrees. They may work at even a lower temp but i haven't ridden in that cold of weather yet. They seem to be constructed pretty well. I have used them about 6 times so far this year.