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  1. Chaps & Chappesess,

    Any idea where I can get gaiters that cover my shoes and socks for rain (like the walking ones,
    only cover more). I don't mean neo-overshoes, something goretex that covers all of your foot
    would be great.

    Thanks

    T

  2. Tim said:

    Any idea where I can get gaiters that cover my shoes and socks for rain (like the walking ones,
    only cover more). I don't mean neo-overshoes, something goretex that covers all of your foot would
    be great.

    You might try overgaiters like Berghaus Yeti Gaiters or Extremeties Terragaiters. They have a
    tendency to pop off the toes, and would be a bit oversized for a typical cycle shoe, but OTOH might
    do what you want.

    Mind you, a typical overshoe will do the same job, just not go so far up your leg. But they'll go
    far enough up to meet a pair of overtrousers

    Pete.
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    Peter Clinch University of Dundee Tel 44 1382 660111 ext. 33637 Medical Physics, Ninewells Hospital
    Fax 44 1382 640177 Dundee DD1 9SY Scotland UK net [email hidden]
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  3. In message <[email hidden]>, Peter Clinch
    <[email hidden]> writes

    Quoted message said:
    Tim said:

    Any idea where I can get gaiters that cover my shoes and socks for rain (like the walking ones,
    only cover more). I don't mean neo-overshoes, something goretex that covers all of your foot
    would be great.

    You might try overgaiters like Berghaus Yeti Gaiters or Extremeties Terragaiters. They have a
    tendency to pop off the toes, and would be a bit oversized for a typical cycle shoe, but OTOH might
    do what you want.

    Spats are what is required here.

    Eager Clothing sell them (ISTR the got a good review in the CTC rag) both calf length and
    over the knee

    No web, tel/fax 01686 640873

    The CTC shop also have them as well (different make) though Icouldn't get any sense out of the
    website, according to it most of the product categories haven't got any products.......

    In this moths magazine ad though.
    --
    Chris French, Leeds

  4. Tim said:

    Any idea where I can get gaiters that cover my shoes and socks for rain

    www.sjscycles.com/store/vIndex.htm - clothing - overshoes - spats

    ~PB

  5. Peter Clinch said:
    Tim said:

    Any idea where I can get gaiters that cover my shoes and socks for rain (like the walking ones,
    only cover more). I don't mean neo-overshoes, something goretex that covers all of your foot
    would be great.

    You might try overgaiters like Berghaus Yeti Gaiters or Extremeties Terragaiters. They have a
    tendency to pop off the toes, and would be a bit oversized for a typical cycle shoe, but OTOH
    might do what you want.

    Mind you, a typical overshoe will do the same job, just not go so far up your leg. But they'll go
    far enough up to meet a pair of overtrousers

    Pete.

    The gaiters idea sounded quite good so I ran up stairs to get my Yetis. They fit fine over my
    Cannondale mountain bike shoes and I don't think they'll slip off the toes.

    The only problem I've had with the gaiters is when on long walks they hold a lot of sweat so I only
    ever use them when I go up the mountains in winter.

    I'll just have to wait until Coldrain to try them out. :-)
    --
    Mark Road bike, Mountain bike and I'm getting something special built for me (I hope it will
    arrive soon).

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