P.R.O. Barrier WxB MTB Shoe Cover

Portez les couvre-chaussures P.R.O. Barrier WxB MTB afin de garder les pieds au chaud et au sec dans les plus mauvaises conditions de cyclisme. Conçu pour les chaussures de vélo de montagne, ce couvre-chaussures MTB se glisse facilement sur vos chaussures et se ferme grâce à notre fermeture adhésive en deux étapes.

• P.R.O. Barrier WxB fabric provides optimal wind and water protection
• Fleece lined interior for warmth
• Waterproof, taped external seams
• Second generation two stage hook and loop closure provides both sleek fit and easy on and off
• Durable rubber toe area provides superior traction on wet surfaces
• Synthetic leather toe bumper adds scuff protection
• Bottom is designed to fit treaded MTB style cycling shoes
• BioViz™ Screaming color option for added daylight visibility
• BioViz™ reflective elements for low-light visibility

41% polyester 27% polyamide 17% polyurethane 8% elastane7% Kevlar®

Made in Vietnam

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