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

I bought these grips for a winter tour of Yellowstone Park. Many people in the group had grips and by the end of the tour, the seasoned winter travelers were asking me where I got mine. They were so easy to put on, stayed in place and I didn’t slip once during the trip. I saw many other grips lose traction, but these were great - reasonably priced too.

Easy on and off and I can walk across my skating rink of a parking lot with no fear. Have only used for a month so I can't speak to durability, but the construction seems good for the price point. Used on a US men's 11 shoe the large is a perfect fit. Not sure if that would hold true for a bulky boot of the same size.Others have commented on the lack of cleats on the heel. That is accurate. But after some timid testing and shuffling about to make sure I wouldn't end up on my butt, I have found that I can walk in complete confidence across very slick surfaces without altering my normal gait or compensating in any way.I have not tested in deep snow, off road, or on rough terrain, and would not expect them to perform like professional ice climbing cleats, because that isn't what they are. I just want them to prevent me from turning an ankle or looking like a dummy walking across the sheer ice over pavement I sometimes encounter on the way to work, and they have been exactly what I needed.

Easy to use and has lasted for many winters. Works great on ice and packed snow. Good quality and price.

Grip ice and snow very good. Fit boots well.

I purchased these because I have to walk on ice daily. Unfortunately, they do not fit well as the rear spikes do not stay under the boot heel of the boot. In addition, these are pretty cheaply made. After only 2 days use I had one spike come out. I was able to put it back in, but it is pretty clear that these cleats will not hold up to heavy use. In addition, while I haven't slipped or fallen using these cleats, they just don't feel secure because they don't fit properly. Consequently, since I have to walk 3-4 miles per day on ice during the winter, I have decided to spend the extra money and purchase a higher quality boot cleat. These cleats would be fine for shoveling snow on an icy driveway or for getting to and from a car, but if you are a pedestrian who needs traction walking on ice, I strongly suggest that you spend the extra money to purchase a higher quality cleats.UPDATE: After slightly more than a weeks use, two cleats have come out of the rubber and were completely lost. In addition, after a week of moderate walking the studs are already wearing down. This seems to confirm my original conclusion that these would be okay for very light use, but not for much more.

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.

This product is unfortunately dangerous to the user. I bought these expecting a cheaper quality but at least somewhat effective cleats for walking on icy roads. The first time these were used however, the plastic studs kept falling out of the rubber with every step. You likely won't notice the studs falling out, so your traction will continue to get worse as you lose studs without realizing it until you slip and fall. Additionally, the rubber is so soft and weak that it tears and comes apart under the slightest strain. I purchased two pairs of these which have been used once and will be thrown out now.I highly recommend spending a bit more for cleats with a thicker rubber sole that has metal studs embedded and designed not to fall out, or chain cleats.

These are easy to put on and they last about 1 1/2 winters. I live in a rural area and once I put them on my boots, they're on for the season. It's the walking on asphalt and cement that wears them down. This product includes replacement studs, so I suspect I'll get more mileage. Very good product.

Il loro uso è prettamente saltuario , te le porti dietro nello zaino e se trovi ghiaccio si indossano , resistono bene ,ma l'aggancio posteriore va bene solo per scarponi con rientranza specifica .Io ho aggirato l'ostacolo inganciando la linguetta presente sul tallone tramite un semplice pezzob di rametto che si trova in zona .Pesano nulla e sono poco ingombranti, ma vanno bene solo su ghiaccio , non su neve spessa ne ghiaioni .Spero di essere stato utile ☺️

I bought this product for a muddy hike abroad as I could only pack trainers and not hiking boots. Size S for a size 5 trainers fit snug which was perfect as I didn’t want them sliding off. On the path which was not muddy they felt like football shoes on solid ground but in mud/snow they offer extra grip so can be taken on and off as when needed. I would recommend if you’re worried about slipping in trainers.

Auf Eis greifen die Spikes tatsächlich gut. Allerdings fallen die Spikes schnell aus, wenn das Gummi durch Kraftbeanspruchung gedehnt wird.Für eine normalen Spaziergang sind sie ok. Um einen Schlitten am vereisten Hang zu ziehen sind sie Nichts, da - wie gesagt - die Spikes ausfallen, wenn das Gummi gedehnt wird.Immerhin kann man die Spikes schnell wieder einsetzten. Dafür muss man natürlich merken, dass man sie verloren hat und sie auch wieder finden.Ich denke darüber nach robustere zu kaufen und diese hier kommen für Notfälle in den Rucksack, da man sie klein zusammenrollen kann.

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