The waterproof GripGrab AquaShield 2 road bike overshoes are a further development of the well-known GripGrab AquaShield, with a more robust design and greater comfort of use.

The zipperless design and anatomical cut offer a high level of comfort and waterproofness. Thanks to the stretch of the fabric, you can pull the overshoe up your leg before putting on your cycling shoes. The cuff should sit just below the calf muscle so that the leg and sock are optimally protected. Then put on your road cycling shoes, pull the overshoes over them and secure them with the Velcro fastener under the sole.

Features of the GripGrab AquaShield 2 waterproof road bike overshoes

• For road cycling shoes - Developed for road cycling shoes, compatible with all models with road cycling cleats
• Zipperless design - Designed without a zipper for more comfort, durability and weather resistance
• Stretchy and waterproof - Made from a PU-coated polyester that is stretchy and completely waterproof
• Silicone-sealed edges - Silicone edges under the sole provide a solid seal for the overshoe and minimize the ingress of splashing water
• Rubber reinforcement in the toe area - A reinforcement is integrated under the toe area that has been specially developed for use with road cycling shoes

Details

These overshoes are characterized by the combination of PU-coated polyester and waterproof neoprene. The opening on the underside has been specially developed for large racing bike cleats. The neoprene area has a new IntelliSeal silicone seal on the outside, which forms a seal around the underside to prevent water from penetrating. The toe area has a newly developed rubber insert which protects against damage when stopping and walking.

The GripGrab AquaShield 2 waterproof road cycling overshoes are high-performance, close-fitting and designed for waterproofness and durability, while being easy to use and comfortable. Pro tip: Remember to cover the ventilation holes in the soles of your road cycling shoes (if present) so that you don't get wet feet if water gets in through the soles. To do this, simply remove the inner sole of your shoes, tape over the openings and put the sole back in. Don't let bad weather stop you from cycling!