hey group,   thank you to everyone for their ideas/ suggestions.   I am
opting to try the Tretorn Strala vinter boot.  Looks warm, and at least for
me when I ride in the rain the toe/ footbox area only seems to get wet and
these look like a great solution for that.  thanks again for everyones
input   -Mike



On Sat, Feb 8, 2014 at 7:24 PM, Joan Oppel <oppel...@verizon.net> wrote:

> I was on a week-long bike tour with friends a couple of years ago, and it
> was raining as we prepared to leave in the morning.  One of my friends
> reached into his bag and brought out a roll of saran wrap!  I wrapped my
> shoes and ankles/socks, crisscrossed to leave the bottom of forefoot clear
> - and my feet stayed dry all day.  I couldn't believe he actually carried
> that roll, but was glad he did.  It definitely looks dorky - but is
> effective.  Wrapping the ankle/sock connection was important as it kept
> water from dripping into the shoe.  You could have a box at home and wrap
> some around cardboard to keep at work.   And for an occasional commute,
> might work just fine and not much of an investment.
> Joan
> who has been caught in the rain on commutes (including thunderstorms), and
> just got wet shoes and socks.  But I always kept shoes at work under my
> desk to change into anyway.  Stuffed newspaper into my biking shoes,
> changed it frequently to stuff more dry paper in. The shoes dried out -
> either to go home from work if wet in the morning or by the morning if I
> got soaked in the evening.
>
>
> On 02/07/14, Michael Williams<mkernanwilli...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hey all,  so we've finally started getting some rain here in the Bay Area.
>   I like commuting in the rain and have a pretty good poncho setup,   but
> Ive always used regular sneakers and some sort of 'waterproof' shoe cover,
>   but thats just not cutting it.   What are peoples favorite dry boots for
> riding and  wearing around??   thanks in advance!   -Mike
>
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