Got my Cleatskins yesterday! Haven't actually used them yet, other than walking around the house, but they seem pretty cool. They're a little heavier than I was expecting, but they're rubber, so they can roll up or sqaush down to nothing, or tie on the bike somewhere. They're real easy to put on and take off, I wear a 46-47, depending on the shoe, so I got the XL and they fit fine. Very easy to walk in. I got these with the idea, since I wear road shoes with the cleats that aren't recessed, that I could wear them when I'm riding and want to stop and walk around town, or go on a tour of something, or whatever. I wear Speedplays, and the cleat covers for those are okay and small enough to put in a jersey pocket, but they don't stay on very well, especially if there is any mud or soggy ground and they're a hard plastic, thats fairly slippery walking on tile floors, again, especially when wet. In the past, on a couple of occasions anyway, I've taken flip-flop type sandals and jammed them either in a water bottle cage or a jersey pocket, which worked, but then I lost a water bottle cage or a jersey pocket. I don't think the Cleatskins are a "must have", but I think they will come in handy and make a little nicer to walk in my bike shoes!! They make another version, the Pro bikeskins, or something like that, that stay on your shoe all the time. You just flip them forward to cover up the cleat. Might have been the way to go, I'm not sure. I thought the ones I got would make for better walking.
