Assos thermo S7 bootie review
Spending this much for an overshoe that offers little protection against moisture is only for the rider who has everything.
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Good all round fit
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Expensive
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Lack of moisture protection
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A mix of fabrics is good and bad with these Assos overshoes.
The stretchier, non-windproof upper and rear elements mean that these fit very well indeed, but sensitive feet will feel the difference in protection offered.
As well as the stretch, the panel shape helps with the fit and puts little stress on the zip.
A solid affair that clicks nicely closed and refuses to slip down accidentally.
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