Step -by -step plan
When you on you Cycling jumps for a ride in cold and windy weather, it is important to properly protect yourself against the elements. One of the most effective ways to keep your feet warm and dry is wearing overshoes. However, these essential accessories can be a challenge if you do not know how to put them on correctly. In this blog you learn the art of putting on overshoes for a perfect cycling ride, so that your feet stay comfortable, regardless of the weather conditions.
Step 1
Choose the right size
Before you start, make sure you overshoes have that fit well with you cycling shoes. Overshoes come in different sizes and shapes, so choose the one that fits perfectly over your shoes without being too tight or too loose. A good fit is essential to prevent water or cold air from penetrating your shoes.
Step 2
Pull the overshoe over the ankle
Huh, first the overshoe? Yes! Wait a little more with your cycling shoe and first pull the overshoe over your ankle. It can be handy to the overshoe then a little inside out the blows, but you don't have to.
Step 3
Turn on your cycling shoe
Now it's time for your cycling shoe. Add it as you would normally do. Make sure your laces or closures are well attached and that the tongue of your shoe is neatly positioned. This ensures a good basis for putting on your overshoes.
Step 4
Pull the overshoes over your cycling shoe
With this step you pull the overshoe over your cycling shoe. Start at the back of your shoe and work forward. Make sure that the sole of your cycling shoe is well aligned with the sole of the overshoe. Make sure that you do not exercise excessive force to prevent cracks or damage. If your overshoe has a zipper - close the zipper at the back.
Step 5
Ensure a good seal
One of the most important goals of overshoes is to create a good seal and prevent wind, water and cold air from penetrating. Check whether the top of the overshoe fits well with your leg and that there are no openings where air or water can penetrate. Close the Velcro closure at the bottom to guarantee a sleek seal.
Step 6
Watch out for wear
Overshoes are sensitive to wear, especially on the soles and the noses, where your shoe pedals make contact with the ground. Be careful when walking in your overshoes to prevent damage.
With these steps you can put over shoes with confidence and enjoy warm, dry feet during your next cycling ride, regardless of the weather. Don't forget to complete your outfit with other winter accessories such as gloves, thermal pants and a windproof jacket for a comfortable and pleasant ride. Have fun on the road!
With these steps you can put over shoes with confidence and enjoy warm, dry feet during your next cycling ride, regardless of the weather. Don't forget to complete your outfit with other winter accessories such as gloves, a thermal pair of trousers And a windproof jacket for a comfortable and pleasant ride. Have fun on the road!
Overshoes
If you want to optimally enjoy the distance, you have undoubtedly already thought about the many aspects of your equipment, of you Cycling to you helmet and clothing.
