DryStride Waterproof Rain Boot Covers

Riding in the rain is survivable everywhere except your feet. Water runs down a trouser leg, finds the top of a boot and stays there, and a pair of soaked shoes is not something you can dry out before you have to set off again.

The DryStride covers pull on over the shoes you are already wearing. They come up to mid-calf — 40 cm from the sole — so the water running off your legs lands on the outside of the cover rather than inside your boots.

A full-length zip runs up the back with a storm flap pressed over it, and the top gathers on elastic with an adjustable strap. The sole is a thick textured rubber, so you can walk and stand on wet ground in them.

Good to Know

📏 Sizes: S (EU 36-37) · M (38-39) · L (40-42) · XL (43-45) · XXL (46-47)
📐 Height: 40 cm from the sole (XXL 41 cm)
🧵 Material: nylon and spandex, waterproof coated
🔒 Closure: rear zip with press-stud storm flap
📦 Packs: single pairs, or 2 and 3 pair sets

Why You'll Love It

💧 Properly Waterproof
A coated outer with sealed seams, not a shower-resistant fabric. The difference shows in the first twenty minutes of real rain.

📐 Mid-Calf Height
At 40 cm they come well above the ankle, which is where ordinary shoe covers fail — water simply runs over the top of anything shorter.

🔒 Zip Plus Storm Flap
The zip is covered by a flap that presses shut over it, so the one seam that has to open is not the one that lets water in.

🦶 Non-Slip Sole
A thick moulded tread rather than a thin bootie sole, so you can put a foot down at a junction, walk across a car park and climb stairs without skating.

🔧 Adjustable Top Strap
The elasticated cuff pulls in with a strap, which keeps the cover against the leg rather than flapping in the wind at speed.

🧳 Fold Away to Nothing
They roll up small enough to live under a seat or in a top box permanently. The whole point is that they are already with you when it starts.

🚲 Not Only Motorbikes
Scooters, bicycles, dog walks, allotments, building sites, festivals. Anywhere you need waterproof feet without changing your footwear.

👟 Over the Shoes You Have
No swapping into wet-weather boots and carrying your normal shoes in a bag. You arrive in the shoes you meant to wear.

♻️ Reusable
Rinse them off, hang them up, use them again. Disposable covers cost more over a winter and tear within a few wears.

📏 Check the Size Chart
Go by your EU shoe size against the chart above. If you wear chunky boots rather than trainers, taking the next size up is the safer call.

Arrive With Dry Feet

Put them on before you set off rather than at the first traffic light — they take about thirty seconds a foot and are much harder to fit in the wet.

Hang them upside down to dry after a ride. Trapped damp inside is what makes any waterproof cover smell.