Booties or winter shoes?

Po123

Active Member
which are a warmer set up, booties over normal shoes or winter specific shoes? And which brands work the best?
 

JDurk

Well-Known Member
Winter shoes are much warmer. I currently have the Shimano sh-mw81 which I find are good down to 32ish for me. If it's colder, I will use toe and liner warmers. When it's time to replace, will be looking at Lake and 45NRTH.
 

stb222

Love Drunk
Jerk Squad
Winter shoes for Mtb, booties for the road. The lakes and such so not have enough toe protection for the constant wind battle on the road and booties are better designed to block the wind
 

Blair

Well-Known Member
Winter shoes are much warmer. I currently have the Shimano sh-mw81 which I find are good down to 32ish for me. If it's colder, I will use toe and liner warmers. When it's time to replace, will be looking at Lake and 45NRTH.
Do you get a size larger for winter shoes to fit heavier socks?
 

jShort

2018 Fantasy Football Toilet Bowl Lead Technician
Team MTBNJ Halter's
Winter shoes for Mtb, booties for the road. The lakes and such so not have enough toe protection for the constant wind battle on the road and booties are better designed to block the wind

This is the right answer. Don't know about the lakes, but gore booties are perfect for the road. Plus, heavy boots suck on long road rides.

Boots for mtb because they are water proof and durable.
 

solorider

Active Member
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Try these with either and maybe boobies.
 

Steve Vai

Endurance Guy: Tolerates most of us.
I have 3 pairs of winter shoes depending on cold. I run SPD pedals on the road bike and bypass booties altogether. Although I can ride road shoes with booties in negative temperatures.
 

wonderturtle

Well-Known Member
Winter shoes if you can spend $250 on a pair of one season shoes. Booties if you can't afford it ;). Booties work fine for me,
 

mike_243

JORBA Board Member/Chapter Leader
JORBA.ORG
going to order lakes this year I have had good results with shoe covers but last year I truly rode the trails in the snow and once my feet got wet it sucked big time...
figured I should get at least 10 years out of them I have had my Cannondale MTB shoes for close on the 8 and except for the laces that are still good.
 
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