Epoxy Shoes, Fully Assembled Gunite Spiked Shoes with 3/4" Short Spikes for Epoxy Floor Coating, Self-Leveling Floor, Epoxy Garage Floors, Overlays, Cover Installation

Worked great for when we self leveled our floor!

I wear a size 11.5 shoe. I realize this may be big for some. But i didn’t realize these would be so small. Other that that they are great. Just too small to around my huge hobbit feet. Of coarse i think you need to have about a size 7 for these to go around your feet. But i have velcro, I’ll make it work.

This item works great, and the quality is good.

Used them to level my floor. They worked perfect.

I wear men's 12 and these do not fit, oh sure I can get them on, but there is no stability standing on them. I twisted my ankle 3+ times in the first 10 min and off they came. If doing a epoxy floor I suggest cheap/old golf shoes.

Wish I would have bought these when I did my base coat cause I couldn’t walk on it to see the thin spots of epoxy. Used these for my clear topcoat and they did the trick. Made it easy to walk around and check my work. Be careful cause they can slide if you don’t pick your feet up all the way. Cheap and worth it.

These were extra small size when I ordered xl

The Kaoer fully assembled 3/4" spiked shoes is an excellent choice for most DIY jobs. I wear a USA size 11 boot. You can see in my photos that I overhang the end of the sole plate. I would recommend a different pair of spiked shoes if you wear a boot larger than a size 12. The Kaoer velcro straps are designed in a manner that allows for easy on/off wearing. Comparisons between the two different spiked shoes show in my review photos: At the current selling price of $18.70, the Kaoer spiked shoes cost almost 2.5 times less than my current pair of spiked shoes. They a good pair of spiked shoes for the price you are paying. The straps are long enough and have enough adjustabilility to allow for a person to wear tennis shoes or work boots. The velcro straps on my current spiked shoes are shorter and make it harder to wear work boots due to the shorter ankle strap. The design of the Kaoer spiked shoes also allows for easy strap replacement (if needed down the road). Replacing the straps on my current spiked shoes is not an easy task. The sole plate of the Kaoer spiked shoes are made out of a stiff polypropylene. This is one of the major reasons for these being cost effective for DIY jobs. While the polypropylene sole plate is lighter and cheaper than an aluminum or stainless steel sole, it also will not have the durability and life span of the heavier and more expensive material. Thus this is great for DIY jobs where they will only be used a few times over the years. The spikes are similar between the two different spiked shoe brands. Even though Kaoer claim to use locknuts on these spikes, be sure to check them prior to every job. The locknuts are not exactly the best quality. I recommend the Kaoer fully assembled 3/4" spiked shoes for DIY jobs.