The rain shoe covers are sized by the shoes they are meant to go over, not just by bare foot length. The prose mentions M through 3XL, but the current selector offers only XL for shoes 40–41, 2XL for 42–43 and 3XL for 44–45. Check the option that can actually be selected before relying on the longer text list.

Test the cover against your shoe

Record the marked size of the shoe you plan to cover and measure its outside sole length and widest point. A bulky outsole can be wider than a bare foot even when its size label matches the cover’s stated range. Ask for the cover’s internal length, opening circumference and sole width for the selected option; the page gives none of those dimensions. Its foot-length advice lists 24–25 cm for XL, 25–26 cm for 2XL and 26–27 cm for 3XL, but that is not a measured clearance around a particular shoe. If you change between sneakers and boots, check the larger pair.

Pink, orange, yellow, blue and green options are labelled TPE, while White is labelled PVC; the description also uses a broad “plastic and TPE” phrase. Confirm the selected colour’s construction rather than treating every cover as identical. The listing calls them waterproof, but supplies no immersion rating, seam design or slip-resistance test. They are a possible rain barrier, not evidence that a shoe can be submerged or that a wet floor is safe.