Stainless Steel Ice Cleats With 11 Spikes, Upgraded Version For Anti-Slip Traction On Hiking Shoes And Boots During Hiking, Fishing, Walking, And Mountaineering Review

They seem to get the job done at a basic level. I think there are probably better alternatives to this but with a pair of adidas ultra boost they fit nice and snug. They just seem kind of cheap and the rubber has more give than I would prefer. For the price it gets the job done but if you can get something higher quality that would probably be preferable.

This product gave me hope as it worked well in the icy driveway. However after multiple returns to get the size right and return broken thin silicone fastners I took the product on 3 separate 1 mile hike in light snow with an ice base. Every time these things slid off even with a modification l made (see pic). The bottom line is a silicone frame will never work. If there is any angle your wait will naturally pull on the silicone to prevent sliding. The silicone will not provide rigid support…

I have used these a couple dozens times this winter. They initially worked great, but they have begun to rust and the spikes have begun to fall off.

This is the first pair of crampons that actually stay on my boots. I’ve tried others and they pop off. These don’t. May not be suitable for those wearing dress shoes.

They are great for outdoor activities where ice is possible. They are not necessarily good for walking in paved or metal surfaces. The spikes are longer than I expected and can be slick on metal surfaces.

This grip is great on solid ice. Easy to stretch over your boots if you are sitting down. Must have for hiking or walking on ice.

I wear a ladies 12 or men’s 10 and you can see these are clearly smaller…I tried to stretch them but that would only reduce their life span…not t worry my friend has smaller feet and needed a new pair…Yay …ordered the next size larger

They work great on the ice and snow but they leave puddles of rusty water on my floors and stain the carpet. If you get these be sure to have an old towel or something to put them on to dry out

After having fallen on my tailbone and slippery ice, he’s really helped. I like the feature with the strap over your ankle to keep them on your foot securely

I already had a pair of these I had gotten about 10 years ago. When we got all this heavy ice and snow this year I suggested my husband get a pair for himself. So we ordered them and got them a few days later. Unfortunately, he fell rather hard in the driveway before they got here but didn’t hurt himself very badly. So glad he now has them and has used them quite a bit.

The winter ice was so difficult to walk on even in the grass. These did so well for me that I ordered a pair for my wife. May not be suitable for those with allergies to plastic.

Excellent grip, gave confident footing on snow or ice. Downgraded due to rust that formed almost immediately on the "spikes”, bottom side. Whether this will affect the long term durability, I do not know, but it was a little discouraging. Did not return. Recommend with reservations.

With our 11 1/2 inch ice/snow storm this weekend the Crampons worked perfectly to keep me on my feet. The biggest difference over others I've had is the strap! Thanks

I bought 3 pairs of these for me and my friends to go hiking with. Within the first 5 minutes, the large was slipping off my size 10 hiking shoe and they were tight. My other friends with XL had the same issue with shoes size 11 and 13. Regularly doing a "spike check” to adjust them back, we noticed spikes already having been ripped out. We are on a knee high snow hike walking up Mt Elbert and they almost lost every spike after 5 hours. The rubber being able to stretch is probably what allowed…

Don't try on rough terrain or uneven terrain, they are intended for slippery flat surfaces and do a decent job of that. Thanks for attention.

I put them on a pair my Sorells , forget it , size 12 . the material stretches to fit but the cleats are too small to fit the complete boot .