Review on Hillsound Trail Crampon - Ice Traction 🏔️ Device with 11 Carbon Steel Spikes, 2-Year Warranty by Michael Willis

They're durable and work well on icy trails. They are not as easy to put on and take off as my Kahtoola micro cleats as I don't think the Velcro is necessary. They are also slightly larger than Kahtoolas. Mostly I wear Keen women's boots in size 9.5 (40) for light hiking, but for cold winter hikes I wear insulated Keen boots in size 11 (42). Size M Hillsounds is a bit big for light boots but Kahtoolas fit. I can also wear Kahtoolas over heavier boots, but Hillsounds work better for them. I have been using Kahtoolas for many years now and with great satisfaction. Last year I got a new pair with an updated design to replace the broken 8 year olds that had the old style. With new ones, the rubber band broke after about 5 uses. Kahtoola sent me a new pair, but I was cautious and bought some Hillsounds as a backup pair. I can't confirm the durability of the Hillsounds as I haven't used them long enough to rate them.