19 Stainless Steel Spikes Ice Cleats Traction Snow Grips For Boots Shoes Women Men Kids Anti Slip Crampons Safe Protect For Hiking Fishing Walking Climbing Mountaineering Review

We purchased one pair for my husband when snow blowing the neighborhood, thought that I might need a pair when venturing out in bad weather. They fit tight on the shoe, have a strong grip on ice and snow. Bought a third set for my son during our recent snow storm. Great product and it helped our fear of falling as we are senior citizens.

Icey winter here in MN, these give great traction. Love the feeling as they bite into the ice. Taking my dogs on a long walk soon. Will be wearing them.

These spikes are absolutely worth every cent. We’ve had sidewalks and streets so slick it would be impossible to stand on them without these. They were easy to put on and I’m so glad I have them

Bought these for a trip to Yosemite during winter. These crampons meet the standard to allow you to do Upper Yosemite Falls by the NPS recommendations. The sizing was spot on for our shoes. Made walking across the ice and snow a breeze which gave us the confidence to do more challenging hikes as it was the first time hiking in snow. Highly recommend for winter camping trips, especially for the price point.

Recently completed a fishing trip on Red Lake in MN with four friends. Each one of us had a different brand of Ice Cleats. These units were far the best of all of them. Great traction and very durable. Due to the weather conditions, we ended up pulling our sleds over a mile each day with little to no snow on the lake and they never slipped or lost traction. Everyone is now going to buy these units. Ended up with the XL size due to the fact we where pack boots and I am a size 9

These were very easy to put on and secure in walks with both snow and ice. The grip on ice is very good. My only concerns are length of spikes and longevity. The chain links seem a little thin but we will see. I’ll add more when I have more mikes on them.

They went on over a pair of 13 muck boots. And stayed on. Well gripped fantastic. And I didn’t feel like I was walking on a thin log. Nice and wide. Perfect… I chose well the first time I was so proud of myself. And they’re bright orange, so if the snow knocks me over my least, my wife can see my feet sticking out of it.

I’ve used these a handful of times now before I can write a review. The seller has great customer service and will replace them if they break on you. The problem is, they WILL break on you. The chains broke off the rubber part on me from the first pair AND the second replacement pair.Would spend the extra money next time to buy the more pricier microspikes.

Hands down for the price and grip these are the best cleats for ice on the market. I have purchased several for myself and family for ice fishing.

These were easy to get on my large heavy boots. sharp enough cleats and they worked great. The Velcro strap made them not budge in the snow. I felt a lot more sure footed on the trails.

The Large fits well over my size 10 Timberland boots. It's nice and snug, perfect I'd say. The velcro strap does a great job in holding it all tight and not slip off. I had lots of confidence as i hear the ice crunch beneath my boots and spikes. I wonder if they have one for children's footwear.

I’ve taken these bad boys all over the US to winter hike! They have survived some sketch situation and taken me up angles landing and 14ners alike! I love them but if the snow is really slushy or wet they can half slip off your boots.I’ve never had an accident but it can be annoying to stop every mile or so to readjust them ( especially going down hill 😬)

I finally got to try them out and I AM SO GLAD I BOUGHT THEM! Get them! I wear a women's 8 and I put them on the Danner Mountain 600 waterproof leather boot. I got a medium! I bought these over a year ago and hadn't used them yet. the pnw froze recently so I put them on and I had zero issues walking my dog on icy snow! I've been recommending them to my friends! I am so happy I bought these!

I wear a 14D Ariat brand boot. They're well worn, but still have plenty of tread. Even so, they haven't been good on the ice and snow. The crampons help, though there is a tradeoff - balance on light ice and snow covered blacktop, concrete, and tile. The teeth of the crampons only go through the middle section of the boot for wider size boots and shoes, meaning that you'll be balancing on the teeth if they don't sink into medium snow and ice. It's made for some awkward transitions indoors where

These were just what I needed for my winter hikes. They gripped the trails and ice really well. Don't try jogging down hill with them lol.

Had to feed neighbor's cat for 2 weeks. They did not shovel their driveway before they left and, with continuous freezing and thawing, it became a glacier! Crampons got me up and down so I could access the house and feed kittty!