Rainy Days. Better-Covered Shoes.
Slip these high-top covers over your shoes for an extra layer against rain, road splashes and mud. The tall design extends coverage beyond your footwear to help shield your lower trouser legs.
Choose Your Size Before Ordering
Check the EU size printed inside the shoes you plan to wear and compare it with the manufacturer's reference chart below. These covers are worn over shoes, so shoe shape and sole thickness also affect the fit.
| Cover Size | Suggested EU Shoe Size | Cover Sole Length |
|---|---|---|
| S | 36–37 | 10.4 in 26.5 cm |
| M | 38–39 | 11.2 in 28.5 cm |
| L | 40–42 | 12.0 in 30.5 cm |
| XL | 43–45 | 12.8 in 32.5 cm |
| 2XL | 46–47 | 13.6 in 34.5 cm |
It refers to the length of the shoe cover's sole—not your foot length, your shoe's outsole length or the usable interior length. Measurements are approximate.
EU sizes are a reference, not a guaranteed fit for every shoe. Bulky boots, wide shoes and thick soles may need additional room. If your shoe label only shows a US size, check that shoe brand's size guide for its corresponding EU size.
Extra Coverage Above Your Shoes
An approximately 15.7-inch (40 cm) height helps cover your shoes and lower legs. The extended upper provides more coverage against splashes than a low-cut shoe cover.
Wear them over your everyday footwear when heading out in wet weather. Coverage height varies with your shoes and leg shape.
Textured Soles for Everyday Use
The patterned soles feature a tire-inspired tread design. Make sure each cover sits correctly over your shoe, with the sole lying flat and no loose material underneath.
Grip varies with the surface and conditions. Take extra care on wet tiles, oily surfaces and uneven ground.
Wrap-Around Coverage at the Base
The raised edge around the sole adds coverage along the lower sides of your shoes, helping shield this splash-prone area from mud and everyday wet-weather mess.
Check the soles and edges for wear before use to keep your covers ready for the next rainy day.
Reflective Details for Low-Light Conditions
Reflective patches on the leg and heel areas catch incoming light, adding a visible detail when illuminated by headlights or other light sources.
Keep these areas clean and uncovered so they can reflect light. Reflective details do not replace lights or other visibility gear.
Keep Wet-Weather Mess Off Your Footwear
Keep a set ready for rainy commutes, outdoor errands and everyday trips when you want an extra layer over your shoes.
- Rainy commutes: Help shield your everyday shoes from splashes.
- Outdoor errands: Add coverage against mud and wet-weather dirt.
- Reusable convenience: Clean and dry after use, then store for another day.
Put Them On, Check the Fit, Head Out
- Put on your shoes first, then open the shoe covers fully.
- Slide each cover over your shoe and position the heel and toe comfortably inside.
- Pull the upper into place and secure any closures without forcing or overstretching the material.
- Check that the sole lies flat and the cover does not slip, bunch up or restrict your steps.
Remove the covers before driving a car so they do not interfere with pedal control.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I choose a size if I normally wear US sizes?
Look for the EU size on the label inside your shoes and match it to the chart above. If no EU size is shown, check your shoe brand's conversion chart. Remember that the listed sole length measures the cover itself, not the space available inside it. Shoe shape and thickness also affect fit.
Can I wear these over bulky boots?
Fit depends on the boot's width, sole thickness and upper shape, not just its labeled size. The EU ranges are reference guides, so they do not guarantee compatibility with bulky boots. Avoid forcing the covers over footwear that is too large.
How should I clean and store them?
Rinse away mud and dirt after use and allow the covers to air dry fully before storage. Keep them away from direct heat and check for damaged or worn areas before wearing again.