👣 Anti-Slip Ice Cleats 11-Spike Crampons for Hiking Shoes, Boots, and Outdoor Activities: Fishing, Walking, Mountaineering Review

I thought I got what I paid for, but I still fell into the cheap "Chinese" trap. (not specifically for left or right) which is located in the fit indicator before you put it on. On the boot the sock actually fits snug! but the bottom of the boot doesn't fit well, it doesn't sit flat on the midfoot/healing area meaning it doesn't hold/stay. The material is different from STABILicern, not as "stretchy" or hard-wearing. Because of the length of the spikes, they even walk with them on the stairwell

I tried them on a 7 mile hike in the snow. The snow was mostly packed, and there was ice all over the track. I had a hard time putting them in the right place on my (Merrell's) studded shoes. The spikes on the back heel landed in the middle of my shoe. I wear 8.5 shoes and bought a small. I stretched them a little and they got a little better. They performed reasonably well when walking on flat or descending trails. As they climbed the mountain, they continued to tiptoe and slip. A few spikes…

We have one last adventure planned to hike around the frozen falls. The cat selection wasn't great and the reviews of them were pretty terrible, but we chose this set. Everything else was expensive and they all arrived the day we left. They were supposed to arrive on the day we left, but luckily they arrived a day early. We bought four sets and came to the following conclusions: Those who wore winter boots had problems with slipping. The hiking boots had no problems with slipping. (I had hiking