POC Thermal Heavy Bootie kengänsuojus musta M

When winter rides demand serious protection, these POC Thermal Heavy Bootie Shoe Covers step up with 3.5mm neoprene and a fleece lining that locks in warmth without the bulk of traditional winter boots. Unlike flimsy overshoes that soak through or restrict pedal feel, the ergonomic cut and reinforced openings keep your cleats and heel pads fully functional while sealing out cold, spray, and wind.

Highlights

• 3.5mm neoprene with thermal fleece lining for reliable insulation down to -5°C
• Water-resistant DWR treatment plus taped seams to keep feet dry in wet conditions
• YKK zipper with pull tab for easy on/off, even with frozen fingers
• Reflective details on sides and heel boost visibility on dark commutes
• Reinforced sole, toe, cleat, and heel openings for long-term durability

In daily use

Pull them on over your road or MTB shoes and feel the difference from the first pedal stroke. The close-fitting design eliminates flapping fabric, while the wind-resistant shell blocks icy gusts. The zipper sits securely without digging into your ankle, and the reflective accents catch headlights from multiple angles. After a slushy ride, a quick wipe restores the DWR finish, ready for the next cold start.

Full specifications

• Material: 3.5mm neoprene
• Insulation: Thermal fleece lining
• Water resistance: Water-resistant with DWR treatment
• Wind resistance: Yes
• Closure: YKK zipper with pull tab
• Reflectivity: Reflective details on sides and heel
• Shoe compatibility: Most road and MTB cycling shoes
• Recommended temperature range: -5°C to 10°C (23°F to 50°F)
• Seam construction: Taped seams
• Durability: Reinforced sole and toe areas
• Fit: Ergonomic, close-fitting
• Cleat opening: Durable, reinforced
• Heel opening: Reinforced for heel pad
• Size: Medium (EU 40-42 / US 7-9)
• Colour: Black
• Gender: Unisex
• Season: Winter / Cold weather

Final note

For cyclists who refuse to let winter shorten their rides, these booties deliver the warmth, dryness, and durability to keep spinning through the harshest months.