Ice Grips, Ice & Snow Grips Cleat Over Shoe/Boot Traction Cleat Rubber Spikes Anti Slip 10 Steel Studs Crampons Slip-on Stretch Footwear

These are wonderfully stretchy devices that fit over most boots and shoes with only a little work. They have steel ice studs on the bottom, in replaceable disk mounts that are superior to the typical bent-metal crampons with only a hint of a point, that can't be replaced. These are lovely. The small diameter of the stud, along with the sharp right angle of the edges makes them penetrate even the toughest ice and hold you in place, keeping you from sliding around. The ice we've had during February of 2026 has been the worst sort -- thick, dense, and hard. The hardness has been up there between cast iron and moly-steel alloy, just barely softer than the studs on these ice grips. Any harder, and I would have had to upgrade to the titanium carbide version, just so they'd cut the ice. But these worked great. My partner and I each nearly brained ourselves a couple of times, just trying to get from the porch to the car, sitting less than 10 feet away from the foot of the porch steps. The snow was dense and deep, but had been wet snow, that put a hard, concrete-like layer underneath the thick glaze of ice that had fallen as freezing rain for a while, making every single step treacherous. Finally, I remembered I'd purchased these, and hauled them out. Immediately, walking outside was no longer an impossibility. We could not only get to the car, we could work our way to the curb. Unfortunately, this was only of slight benefit, when the delivery people didn't want to go to the effort of walking from the street to our porch with the packages, but instead left expensive items sitting 50 feet from the house on top of a snowdrift right on the side of the street where anybody could have stolen them. So we needed a way to reach them without dying or suffering grievous bodily harm. These ice grips worked perfectly to that end. Picking up the mail from the mailbox was a bit of a difficulty, too, as the mailbox was lying on top of the snowdrift at the street, where the snowplow left it after snapping if off at the ground level. We've since fixed this problem with a steel post sunk deeply into the ground, with a 4x4 cedar post inside it and attached with lag screws and secured in the ground with dry mix, rocks, and dirt. Any car or snowplow hitting THIS mailbox will likely just damage what hits it, and might, maybe, lift it out of the ground and require shoving it back in the hole. Don't hit the mailbox with a baseball bat, either. IT'S now made of thick steel, and will break your bat, and possibly your arm. You have been warned.

I live in New Hampshire where ice is very common all winter. I keep traction devices in my car at all times and I have tried a number of different ones. In the past, I have used Microspikes for everything, because they worked better than anything else I have ever tried. However, they are heavier, scratch things if carried around inside your bag/purse and are overkill unless you are hiking up steep inclines, etc. (not to mention a lot more expensive and require 2 hands to put on). These Ice Grip traction devices FIT THE BILL for casual/everyday walking on ice. Not only are they fantastic for everyday ice walking, they are perfect for wearing while riding my Fat Bike. The traction devices do not interfere with my pedals (Microspikes do interfere with pedals) and when I have to put a foot down while biking, I have the traction I need to prevent slipping. For the price, these are fantastic. The studs do fall off (I lost 4 on my first ride), but the kit comes with extras. For this price, there is nothing better. Another thing to mention is they are very easy to put on and pull off your shoes and they STAY ON.

Works 100%. I'm a photographer and have to get on the ice to do team shots at hockey games. Used to happen at the end of the game where the ice was nicely chopped up and easy to walk on with sneakers, but everyone kept staying on afterward to take selfies, delaying the Zamboni and the following games, so team shots were moved to the start of the game. That fresh ice is CRAZY slippery! Took a dive my first time out, so I had to pick up anything that would help me stay upright. I first tried something similar to these, but they wrapped stainless wire coils in X shaped patterns on the bottom of the soles. Unfortunately, they froze up after about 20 seconds, and then became nearly useless after collecting and holding ice. These, on the other hand, work almost perfectly from the very first step! Very secure traction, no matter the condition of the ice. My only gripe is that they're a bit big. I'm a 10.5 wide, so I bought the size stated for 8-11 feet. Unfortunately, they were a bit loose, so they started slipping to the side (see 2nd picture). I'll be trying one size smaller to see if they fit better, but I'll definitely keep these, since my shoes in the future may be larger on the outside.

I used these twice worked very well and are easy to put on and off.

I just got these and we had freezing rain last night. I left the house to walk the dog and both of us started slipping when I remembered these cleats. So I went back and slipped these on and the rest of my walk was a breeze. I never slipped even on my heavily sloped driveway. I'll have to keep these next to the front door until spring. I bought the large even though I wear a size 12 shoe and they fit fine. I read one comment about how stretchy they are and they do accommodate a wide range of sizes. Some commented on them sliding around but mine stayed in place just fine. Update: 1/19/17 I used these cleats to shovel some wet heavy snow and when I was finished I found that two studs had come out. I also noticed that one of the cleats had slipped out of position. Of course this was under some stress since pushing the snow required some significant force but those issues are real. I still think they're great to have but I would think about buying some replacement studs if your going to use these for anything other than walking. Update: 2/16/17 Down 1 star. OK, I lost 7 studs this morning shoveling. Fortunately I received the replacement studs so I can repopulate them but this sounds like a money pit. Maybe I'll break down and buy the more YakTrax Yaktrax Run Traction Cleats for Running on Snow and Ice, Small or resign myself to using these only for walking the dog.

Received as described. No issues.

Jag är jätte nöjd de passar perfekt till mina Landrovers skor 43, jag köpte en XL,nu får jag se hur bra de är i vinter tiden med snö och is,snabb leverans.Jag tackar !

J'en avais déjà mais avec la neige elle ont lâché , c'est pour cela que j'en recommande car très efficace et moins cher que l'hôpital. Vraiment efficace a 100/100 moi c'est pour promener mon chien et je ne glisse pas , c'est un malinois ils sont très fort. Je conseille ses crampons.

These ice grippers are the best I've purchase. I like the way the toe piece covers the toe holding them in place much better then most ice grippers. Living in northern Ontario, I highly recommend these ones

Zeer makkelijk aan te passen aan diverse schoen types. Biedt stevig houvast op gladde oppervlakken. Extra bonus zijn de bijgeleverde reserve noppen.

It works perfectly on ice or snow. Instead of buying expensive snow proof boots I wear normal shoes and I use these grips.