Sure the sizing is very tight (if you're a 45 or more, you're probably SOL). I wear 43.5 and the L/XL are tight.

But these are the perfect weight to fill the void between just wearing toes, and your typical winter-weight, sweat-inducing, neoprene booties.

My only real gripe is the hole for the cleat doesn't come far enough forward. When you clip out, the material tends to settle back into where your cleat will fit under the pedal clip. Since the material is in the way now, you can't clip in, and end up having to pull at the toe to make room.

Other than that, it would have been nice to have some reflective piping.

Seems odd that on Bonktown the Mini is now listed for $13.99 (42% off), but on RealCyclist they're on sale for $12 (50% off). About three weeks ago I bought it on Bonktown for $9.99.

Great base layer. I've used it with both short and long sleeve jerseys to avoid wearing a jacket, but won't get you overheated even with temps in the 80s. I'd buy more, but they're out of my size.
5' 10", 170lbs and the large fit nicely. Forming without binding, plenty of length.

I'm ALWAYS a large jersey (out of dozens and dozens of jerseys and T-shirts over the years, maybe 1 or 2 Mediums that would fit in the chest, but then they'd be too short). This is my first L.G. though.

Ordered the Large and I didn't even bother putting it on -- it was huge. Returned and got a Medium. I'm STILL swimming in it and it completely hangs below my butt. I thought maybe they sent a Large again, so checked and, yup, it was the "Medium." At this point I know I don't want to wear it as a dress, and am not sure I want to bother with a Small.

Nice idea to save the landfills, but fails.

Bought a couple of these a few years ago and they lived up to their name - the rubber deteriorated and the edges/seams "blew out." They're useless now. Even Pedro's doesn't include them in their lifetime warranty: "*Items excepted from the lifetime warranty, carrying a two-year warranty are Pedro’s Pro Torque and Demi-torque wrenches, Pedro’s Pumps, and Pedro’s Blow Out Bags."

Of course the irony is that since they don't last nearly as long as other packs, they actually increase the amount of waste going into the landfills.

Over 500 miles, no flats. The front still has remnants of the molding rubber on it, so I'm expecting these to last ~2000 miles or more.
Good grip and solid feel. At least on par with Vittoria Rubino.
Nice tires. Great tires at the Bonktown price.

I'm 4 for 4 with them holding air - keeps 100psi+ for well over a week. Too short for very deep rims, but a good length for low- and medium-profile rims.