AGOOLIce Cleats Snow Traction Cleats Crampon for Walking on Snow and Ice Non-Slip Overshoe Rubber Anti Slip Crampons Slip-on Stretch Footwear

These are well made ice cleats mounted in stretchy rubber straps. I wear an American size 11½” and they fit over my sneakers. And they grab the ice and prevent slipping extremely well!

These have a nice bite to them for icy sidewalks without the mid-foot being involved. My old Yak Tracks were OK -- the coils broke, though, and they were harder to get on and off the shoe, plus the Yaks have coils across all parts of the foot, giving a weird, unstable effect when you hit a patch of dry pavement. These go on and off easily, don't shift around on my shoe, and do the job very nicely for icy Michigan winter walking.

I was staying with my folks and they have a large property. Of course they only want the dogs to poop at the very back... up a hill. I walk that hill several times a day. Obviously in the winter the ice gets pretty thick. I had used a pair of cleats they had but I did not like the fit so I ordered my own. These are AWESOME, but you have to add some additional connections yourself.What I loved was that they stretched nicely and made it over the big snow boots I use. All the other pairs I tried it was such a fight to get them to stretch enough to fit over the boot. They stretched on so nicely I didn't think I would need the straps. Nope--a few walks in they were slipping off. Ok so I added the straps that came with them. Those straps are SMALL. They would not work to connect the cleats over the shoe as they are meant to. I tried using them but they just popped off as I started walking because they were too overstretched to stick together well.So then it was time to get creative. I dug out some zip ties. And I zip tied the dang things to my boots. Took me a few walks before I had enough zip ties in the right places, but now they're perfect. A little annoying with the zip ties, but hey they work for the ice and mud so they don;t have to look pretty.PROS: They are able to go onto a boot pretty easily which was a welcome change. The cleats are the best I have tried. I used to have some with "coils" as the cleats and those did not work. These are amazing. I was able to walk uphill on the solid ice no worries at all. AND I was able to walk DOWNHILL on solid ice with no problems! This is a huge relief. Other cleats have not been so sturdyCONS: Obviously the straps. If you have a small child-size boot they might work as they are supposed to. If you are an adult don't even bother with them. Grab some zip ties and you're good to go. I only took off one star for the straps even though that is a pretty major feature. I loved the grips so much I won't take off more than 1 star.

It's amazing how well these grip the ice. I have used these extensively and they have worked in numerous conditions. You can even walk uphill on the ice and there is no slipping. The rubber sole is very pliable. They stretch enough to fit over my street shoes and over my winter boots. They're not uncomfortable to walk in, you hardly notice the metal spikes on the bottom. And they're easy to slip off when you get in the car and then slip back on before you get out of the car. These will allow you to leave the house regardless of the weather.

They work great, keeps me on my feet. I was slipping on the ice and almost fell before buying these cleats. The traction is great, and they stretch to fit perfectly snug and tight. I recommend these for sure.

I bought three pairs of these: two medium pairs for myself (female size 8) and my fiancés sister (female size 8.5) and one extra large pair for my fiancé (male size 10.5).Pros:-On ice, they do their job very well. We walked across a frozen lake and felt very secure. No slipping or sliding on the ice from any of us. The crampons also stayed in place.-They fit our hiking boots perfectly. They didn’t slide around and felt snug.Cons:-In snow, the crampons slid around, I assume because snow got underneath the contact points. My fiancés sister and I both tripped and fell a handful of times because our crampons slid right off. Pretty scary when you’re hiking on a snowy cliff edge. My fiancé’s never fell off, but they did slide around. We all had to readjust our crampons numerous times. We did wear the provided straps the entire hike, but they did occasionally unlatch.Overall, I’d say if you plan on just walking over ice, these are great. We will not be hiking in them again though as they seem to be unsafe in snow. Will definitely keep as a backup set for when roads/sidewalks get icy and we need to take out the trash, get the mail, etc.

I purchased the Ice Cleats Snow Traction Cleats Crampon for Walking on Snow and Ice for my Wife, because the apartment complex where we live has poor management. They neglect snow removal for weeks after a heavy snow fall and my Wife has fell twice after the snow gets packed down and turns to very slippery ice after a short thaw. This last snow fall we got a resident shoveled our sidewalk as much as he could, but wasn't able to get all the ice. It finally got warm enough to melt the ice so, my Wife hasn't had a chance to use them. They are quality made and I'm sure they will do a great job to keep my Wife from falling! I would highly recommend them and they are priced right!