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I'm sure this has prob been done before but after a quick search all I tend 2 find is shoes to wear with SPDs but personally prefer riding flats.
Every time I go out my feet get drenched and therefore become cold very quickly. I'm currently just wearing normal flat soled trainers. I do have the same problem with my hands but after I while they do tend 2 warm up.
Any suggestions?
Oh could look at proofing your trainers with nikwax to help... Something like this should do the trick
[url= http://www.nikwax.co.uk/en-gb/products/productdetail.php?productid=77&itemid=-1&fabricid=-1 ]Nikwax[/url]
Obviously other brands available.
I use a pair of old Merrell approach shoes and a pair of SealSkinz thermal socks. Does the job nicely. Just hose the shoes off when I get home, dry them with lots of newspaper/radiator action and they're ready to go again the next day.
Repeat post!
I use 5-10s with flats, and wear the Sealskinz thick waterproof socks. Not had cold feet on a ride since - used to suffer all the time before.
Agree with waterproofing the shoes too - I use a Granger waterproofing wax - works really well with 5-10s.
shimano am41's here,get a size bigger than your norm,very comfy,dry,and just enough grip,so you can shift your feet on pedals bit scetchy walking in mud,also easy to clean.some good deals on them too