Aliglow Ice Snow Grips Over Shoe/Boot Traction Cleat Spikes Anti Slip Footwear

Ordered 4 pairs. Two didn't last for the one week of use. It was handy and felt very safe, but sadly, if it does not last even a whole week, it doesn't really worth the purchase. It is a shame. What broke was the plastic part. Broke whilst wearing them, not whilst putting them on. I recommend to either buy something else, or buy at least two of those (great deal for the seller, but not really for the buyer).

These are very light duty and did not hold up well. After only 3 uses, they won't stay on and half the spikes have fallen out. Better off to spend more and get a better product.

These are helpful when walking on icy snow or frozen over parts of pavement. We used them when the driveway was to frozen to walk on and we could not start clearing it.They take a little effort to put on which is good because they are snug enough that they won’t get pulled off when you are walking with them on your shoes. Pull the tab on the back and they slide off easily. Wipe them off and they are ready for next time.

4 of us walked on trails packed with snow twice, at temperature 15F, and 30F. The tracktion is good. Comparing between this type and the crampon type with long cleats, this cleat is enough to make walking on compressed snow very efficient. The effect works in all directions. My merrel hiking boots cannot compete with this.There is only one design problem tho: it's easy to fall off. If you compare the images of different types, you can see that some clampons covers most of the shoelaces. Some high end ones even provide hoops to lock around your ankle. Each 1 of the two pairs I bought on different size of shoes fall off once, and I even say a lost one on the trail from sbelse. My crampons is a bit harder to put on, and it never fall off.

I bought these to replace another brand. My wife is the main user and she is much happier with these. The other brand tended to slip up over the toe of her boot requiring frozen fingers to fix. These pretty much stay put and she says that she is much more stable footed on ice, snow, and slush. I was worried about some reviews that mentioned quickly losing the spikes. She has been wearing them almost daily for about a month so far and she has not lost any of the spikes. She mostly walks on snow and ice covered dirt trails but sometimes on concrete and asphalt sidewalks. So far, so good. I would recommend them.

best pair I've owned. It's only mid December but we've had so much ice that won't go away, so I keep a pair on my snow boots and a pair I can slip onto whatever shoes I'm wearing if I get out if the car and find ice where I didn't expect it. Came with replacement cleats which I haven't even had to use yet.

In the NYCity winter when there's ice there are also parts of the sidewalk that are ice free, so the cleats have to work well in both situations. Other brands are hard to walk on ice-free surfaces. These cleats are easy to put on. They have extra cleats so I think they'll last a long time.

These aren't great. They keep sliding over on my boot. Everything else is fine and they come with replacement spikes which is nice.