🏔️ Korkers Ice Walker Ice Cleats: Lightweight, Durable & 22 Replaceable Steel Spikes for Ultimate Traction Review

When I first put them on, four of the 11 traction lugs on the track were lost. It is clear that the quality of engineering thought leaves a lot to be desired. And at $50+ they weren't cheap. Nice system for keeping them on the boots but doesn't help with traction. My contribution to Korker: A quality product that lasts is more profitable than a poor quality CHEAP product. You can get 3 pairs and have the same quality.

These are the traction devices Ben has been looking for his whole life. No joke! The "cups" on either end are really good for my Fukoshimi Vibrams Wraps (if you're using something that relies on elasticity, keep your toes from circling in them). I've also found that my knees suffer a lot from the big gear changes you get with Yak Traks. I love dialing them in for the perfect fit. Very beautiful. Much better too when you're in real life, going from ice to concrete, ice to concrete. Just great, I

Cable system works very well. This makes them very easy to put on and take off. Don't worry about the rubber tearing. The fit of the dial allows it to be used on sneakers or hiking boots. Great design! I do not like it? Pressing spikes is not very strong. Lost a few after using them twice. They don't perceive lateral movements well, the spikes must be hardened or made of hard metal. It looks like the guy meant for walking uses a better spike but not sure if they can be used in a walker…