Product Detail
Introducing the Sealskinz Barsham LED Open - Sole Cycle Overshoe, a must - have for cyclists. This overshoe is water - repellent, keeping your feet dry during wet rides. The standout feature is the bright LED light at the heel, which significantly boosts your visibility on the road, making you safer, especially in low - light conditions. The LED runs on a rechargeable battery that can last up to 240 hours. Light and sleek, it's suitable for both cycling shoes and regular trainers. Reflective details on the cuff, back, and heel enhance your visibility at night. The Kevlar™ heel and toe are super durable, withstanding the repeated contact from crank arms and pedals. A side zipper with a pull loop adds practicality, and the open sole simplifies the process of clipping into pedals. Velcro straps on the sole ensure a snug fit. The single - layer composition includes Neoprene, Nylon, and Kevlar®, offering water - repellency, insulation, and moisture - wicking properties for maximum comfort. With 90% Neoprene, 7% Nylon, and 3% Kevlar®, this overshoe is built to last. Sealskinz tests these accessories rigorously before production, guaranteeing protection against the elements, so you can cycle longer and with more confidence.
Using your Sealskinz Barsham LED Open - Sole Cycle Overshoe is easy. First, unzip the side zipper with the pull loop and slip your foot into the overshoe. Adjust the Velcro straps on the sole to get a secure and comfortable fit. Clip into your pedals as usual with the open sole design making it a breeze. When it comes to the LED light, charge the rechargeable battery regularly to ensure it lasts for up to 240 hours of runtime. For maintenance, simply wipe the overshoe clean with a damp cloth after use. Avoid using harsh chemicals as they may damage the fabric. Store it in a cool, dry place when not in use. Remember, the reflective details are important for visibility at night, so keep them clean. Also, be careful with the Kevlar™ heel and toe, although they're durable, excessive rough handling can still cause wear over time.
