VIDAYA Safety Overshoes Steel Toe Caps, Titanium Aluminum Alloy Toe Shoe Covers, Steel Toe Covers, Double Straps Slip Resistant Alloy Toe Overshoe, Visitor Safety Overshoe, S, Blue

I've had these things for months now with bike gravity shoes. SO FREAKING COMFORTABLE. The toe does feel like it rubs at times but that could be my Barney Rubble feet. VERY durable and long lasting. Get these and don't get the slip over your shoe kind. Those are trash these are legit.

To describe how I use these: I work as a medic at an industrial site. My office is outside of the industrial area but I do have to go into the industrial area fairly often. The industrial area requires steel toe, my office does not. I have a health issue which makes wearing shoes... difficult. I have found one pair of shoes that I can honestly wear, but they do not meet the safety standards of the workplace. I borrowed the clunky shoe covers from the visitor center one day and while I felt like they were clown shoes and I was ready to go tap dancing - my feet forgave me greatly for not wearing my "proper" steel-toe shoes that day. (The ones I borrowed were all metal and had a metal spring that attached around the heel). This led me on a journey to find my own! These are much less "clown shoes" than the pair I borrowed - but it is worth noting that you can feel some clunky-ness with them. However, after I walk in them for about 5 minutes (not long at all), my body adjusts to wearing them and it becomes natural (whereas the covers that I borrowed from the visitors supply that one time - my body never really adjusted to the awkwardness of them - even if my feet appreciated the effort). If you're someone who works in an industrial site 8 hours a day - you'd be best to invest in 'proper' steel-toed shoes. Just saying it for what it is. However, if you're like me and don't usually spend much time in an steel-toe required area, but do need steel-toed coverage, then these are absolutely perfect! The fit over my regular shoes (Xero Shoes) very well. I like the adjustable straps for the perfect fit. I leave them in the office so that my work mates can use/borrow if they don't have the proper shoes one day. There is a clip-like thing on the back/heel strap of these overshoes. I'm not 100% sure what it's for. I wonder if maybe it's to hold it's place on the back/heel of the shoe. I don't use it for anything, personally. It's just... there. But, I do imaging if your shoes have a heel pull strap on the back (mine don't) that this little clip thing would attach there to keep the overshoe more secure. Zero issue for me. I just velcro the back strap and go on my way. My overshoes came with a little ripstop-like material zipper bag for storage. Since I keep my overshoes on the top of the filing cabinet in my office, this is a nice bonus to help keep my shared office clean of particles from the industrial area and out of the way from other users of this office. It's not one of those features I found to be a must have or a deal breaker, but it is certainly very nice to have with my particular use case. The heavy rubbery material that the overshoes is mostly made of is quite durable, yet really comfortable. The toe part is steel plated. I recommend these to anyone who has a similar use-case as I for when working in an industrial area that requires steel-toed - or even like a trucker who has to enter industrial sites on occasion for deliveries, but wouldn't necessarily wear steel-toed all day/every day.

Decent quality

More comfortable than steel toe shoes and easy to wear, very durable and fit is perfect. This is lightweight compared to most steel toe shoes.

Fit perfect..way better than wearing steel toe boots..I would buy again..

They allow me to wear my own shoes, with protection for my toes. The rubber end also adds added protection.

Material: resistente Talla: se adapta según tu talla por el rango de elección. Peso: pesan demasiado 🥲 Pero no quita que son más cómodas que los zapatos y botas de seguridad.

They worked great for walking around an exhibit show floor prior where steel-toe shoes were required. They were easy to transport in my suitcase.