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【Biking Tips】01: Do you need rain covers for your shoes when it rains?

2017-07-26View Original

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I rode my bike to work this morning as well; it was raining on the way, in showers, and there was a lot of water accumulated in some areas. As a result, my shoes got completely wet when I arrived at the office – they were practically like water shoes. I saw someone wearing rain boot covers on the subway before, so do people think it’s necessary to have a pair for cycling? http://www.htzz.net.cn/img/T11gCmFk8XXXXXXXXX_!!0-item_pic.jpg
Reply #22017-07-26
Don’t wear anything; just wade across bravely if there’s water
Reply #32017-07-26
To avoid getting your shoes wet, you can keep a pair of slippers handy.
Reply #42017-07-26
It is still needed in places with heavy rainfall.
Reply #52017-07-26
Hmm, you probably can’t remember July 21st from five years ago? :shut up:
Reply #62017-07-26
It depends; it’s too deep, so we need to go around it
Reply #72017-07-26
It is a practical suggestion, but the shoes will still get wet. It’s fine in summer, but it’s a bit more troublesome in winter~
Reply #82017-07-26
Well, it guarantees that the shoes will stay dry, but it’s a bit troublesome; after all, you can’t have both fish and bear paws.
Reply #92017-07-26
The shoe covers look fancy, but they’re good for just one use. It’s a lie. Personal experience.
Reply #102017-07-26
Haha, I was waiting for you, the outdoor expert:lol Thanks, then I’ll just wear sandals when cycling in the summer:handshake

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