Review on ❄️ IceTrekkers Diamond Grip Traction Cleats - Enhance Traction & Safety (1 Pair) by Cre Soto

If you live in an icy area, consider buying a pair of ice stabilizers for your shoes. They are great for keeping you upright and injury free. I have tried different models and I like the diamond handle best. I will make a comparison for and against the models I have tried. I use them for normal walking, mostly on concrete or asphalt. Diamond handle Advantages: Excellent stability. Of all the models, the most comfortable for walking. MANUFACTURERS DO NOT RECOMMEND THAT THESE PRODUCTS BE WORN INDOORS. DO THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK. Sometimes I run the risk of leaving them on when going into a store or other building for a short time. Diamond pens are the least slippery, but they do slip on hard surfaces. I'll tell you my experience, but I won't pay your medical bills if you fall. Be careful. Cons: Expensive. Difficult to put shoes on, especially when they are new. Prone to rust and breakage. Rinsing and drying after use will extend their life, but they will need to be replaced after a season or two. Not so comfortable to walk. I'm definitely very aware of that when they're on me. Prone to rust and breakage like diamond handles. More slippery on interior surfaces than diamond grips. Spikes (Stableicers brand) Advantages: - Most durable. I could probably use them endlessly. Disadvantages: - Slight improvement in stability compared to normal boots of all models, at least for city walks. I suspect they work better on natural surfaces. They are very uncomfortable to enter. Difficult to put on shoes. Very dangerous on indoor surfaces. I absolutely had to take them off before going in, even if only for a short time. I hope this review helps you decide which type of ice stabilizer is right for you.