Nelson-Rigg Unisex Waterproof Rain Boot Cover

The media could not be loaded.  Look good but gonna have to return them. One was a large and the other an XL. Leaving for a big 10-day trip tomorrow. Guess I won’t have new boot covers for the trip. Luckily I have an old pair.Update: I returned the original pair that were two different sizes and revived a new pair that were correct. Didn’t get to use them on my big trip. But I do like the way they are made and I think they will work good.

Have not been caught in the rain yet, but these look like they will keep me dry.

These are bulkier than some options but they also have a solid rubber sole, which is really nice in the rain. And they're about as easy to put on or take off as your typical rain gaiter and didn't soak through anywhere in a week of absolute downpour commuting.Seems like they'll last - usually I wear these out by the toe, but these are the first to address that by putting an actual SOLE there.Sole doesn't seem to even be that bulky, I can still shift easily with them over my steel toe uniform boots on my VTX1800 or my FZ-1 once I moved the shift lever one notch up (which I had to do for the boot alone)

These seem like they are a heavy quality material and should work perfectly for keeping me dry.There were a few loose strings that I just used scissors to trim. All in all these seem like a good product. I will need to try these out when it rains and will update my review once I can test the product.

Nelson Rigg has some really nice quality rain gear for a fraction of the price. I don't intentionally ride in the rain, but I do go on several long-distance trips and riding in rain is going to happen. It's nice having rain gear that works and handles the weather without costing hundreds of dollars.

Well made but my father's feet are not able to fit in them due to his swelling.

Work exactly as advertised. Kept my boots dry in a recent rainy day ride

Even though these are the largest ones offered they would not fit over my alpinestars boots.

Good product, seems well made.

Fits over my EU size 45 Forma Adventure boots. I have seen some complain about the exposed heel, but if you think about it, you have enough adjustment to fit over your other boots as well.

Muy buen producto, mucha calidad en el mismo y complementa muy bien el impermeable para la moto, es cómodo y protege muy bien el calzado, trae correas de ajuste.

These worked well for about a week into our three week ride through Ecuador. They developed a rip, just from normal use and putting on/taking off. The Nelson-Rigg rain pants didn’t even last that long. They split up one leg, no apparent damage. Neither one got hooked on anything sharp, they just weren’t up to repeated use. Occasional use maybe, but extended use every day? No.

These next to my Nelson Rigg storm rider 6000 rain suit was the best investment ever. My first long ride after getting them I hit a super heavy rainstorm. Luckily I saw it coming so suited up in advance. After 45 minutes in a down pour at seventy miles an hour I was bone dry!!!!!! After the storm ended I still had over three hours left to ride. Being dry made it a lot nicer than being soaked to the bone. Like the rain suit these are very well made. They also fold up very small for my small fender bag. Nothing is worse than having your boots and feet soaked to the bone. These are really easy to get on also. Just push your toe in and then wrap them around your leg. Nice easy velcro flaps seal them up tight. I won't be going very far without them from now on. Very good value for the price.