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Overshoes - I flip between using them and not using them. Mine are very tight and contribute to painful crushed feet. Since my feet already go numb because of the blood flow issue I sometimes don't bother with overshoes. For 10s I'll use them but 25s and 50s I don't but then 100s I don't get the numbness and run the shoes backed off a bit anyway so I use them, same as 12s but then in 24s the crushing gets too much later in the race and I've had to stop to take them off - so I don't start with them on now.
Who would've thought using overshoes was so complicated...
I've got a browser window open on a 500EU derailler pulley replacement. 500EU to save 1-2W is fucking crazy in my mind. So, obviously I'm getting them for all my bikes..
There's also the option of a Berner cage or an Irish company that does much cheaper copies of the idea that would get most of the benefit for 1/5th the cost.
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Looks like you have the cheap watts covered then.
I was going to get some velotoze for road racing this year. Aside from anything else they'll look after my pricey shoes and keep my feet dry. I usually have oversocks on 99% of the time anyway. Tempted to try and fit both on for the spring stuff.
Loads of the pros appear to be using ceramic speed derailieur pullys this year (well I noticed first this year). Must be the most expensive watts you can get.