ICETRAXPro Tungsten Grip Winter Ice Cleats for Shoes and Boots - Snow and Ice Grips, StayON Toe, Reflective Heel

Rubber is thick & durable.Easy to slide over a work boot. True to size. I have a medium and wear a size 8.5 in woman's..Very good on ice ! Thin, thick, chunky, slick , great traction i snow as well.I work better knowing I'm not going to turn into a figure skater with these babies lol

I ordered these to prevent falls during the winter on snow and ice. Absolutely work great! Tennessee doesn’t normally have lots of ice/snow, but with climate change our winter weather is much more extreme. I fell on ice in early 2024 in work parking lot and did a lot of tissue damage to left knee. I have already used these cleats twice and what a huge difference! I keep them on one pair of shoes and carry with me to work, so I just change shoes before coming in contact with ice or snow. Also keep an extra pair in my house to use when I’m home. Easy to slip onto shoes, very durable material for stretching onto shoes, and the snug fit on shoes means no wiggling or looseness. I won’t be hiking during bad weather unless it’s having to park my vehicle and hike home which is always a possibility. I have bought 2 pairs for myself and one for another relative — definitely worth the money.

This is the 1st first pair of ice cleats I have ever owned at 71yrs old, they definitely do help on icy snowy yard but please know you must still be very careful on iced over refrozen ground, nothing helps 100%. These ice cleats gave me back some confidence enough to go out and feed my cats and get to my car to go to work etc, but even still be ever so careful. The refrozen ice on gravel is the worst areas to be wary of. These cleats are great on snow & ice on the grassy parts of the yard. Arrived very nicely packaged and Fast! Would buy again!

Does what is advertised

I am very pleased with the IceTrax - they fit securely over my boots and provide sure-footing when I walk - another brand was recommended to me but when I looked online and saw the IceTrax, I decided they might be better...and sure enough, they are. We have had a very icy winter and I have a large yard and walk to feed the birds every morning. Also walking to the mailbox is treacherous - I feel very secure with the grip of the IceTrax.

I purchased these for a photography trip to Yellowstone National Park in winter. We didn't do any hiking, but needed traction in icy spots during our van and snowcoach trip.Icetrax Pro gave me good traction on packed snow/ice. I bought the S/M to fit on my women's size 8 Sorel Caribou Pac boots; they were snug going on but they did fit and never slipped off. Because they were a very snug fit on my Sorel boots, they were a bit difficult to put on, so I just left them on for the entire trip once I had them on my boots. Didn't loose any of the cleats during the 5-day trip.I like that they came with a storage pouch (a friend had a different brand that did not come with any sort of storage for when not in use--kind of a problem in the luggage).Unfortunately, the reflective panel in the heels came off during the trip; other than that, the Icetrax held up fine.Very pleased with this purchase. Would buy again!

I like the icetrax. Hope they last and and don’t break too soon

I live in the mountains and, with warmer winters now, we have freezing and thawing, with icy lanes or snow over ice. My yak traks were slick on the ice, so I felt ice cleats cutting into a layer of ice would be better.I tried them today and they had no traction through the ice at all.The cleats are little round pegs, not sharp at all, and very shallow. I slipped far more than with my other shoe-bottom assists, and found the ice cleats, disappointingly, very dangerous. I would not recommend them for the use intended as described on line.