Junsh Anti-Slip 4 Teeth Snow Ice Traction Cleats for Shoes and Boots, Snow Ice Grips for Walking Runing Jogging and Climbing (Pair)

I’m in BSA scouting and we do a winter training session the ice at the camp are complete sheet of ice and so I wanted to be able to walk around and not have to worry about slipping or falling. These will definitely do the job I was jumping around and had no fear of falling with them they’re easy to put on and off. May have been a little over kill but I was one of the few staff members that didn't fall on my behind so I was very happy with them and will be using them again this year.

I have to cross an ice rink (my yard) to get to my barn. This style is the best at getting me across safely and easily while carrying buckets of water or feed bags. I love the clip on top instead of the older style on the sides. Once inside my barn, i remove them. Don't want to accidentally puncture a webbed foot. Only draw back...i have accidentally stepped on mice hiding under straw in the barnyard. We also wear these to the bus stop so we dont slide down the hill. We have tried many styles, but these are what we need.

Just received my order for the ice-creepers. Too bad they didn't check them before packaging, the hardware you connect is wrong. Instead of two loop ends, and two hook ends, I received three loop ends, and one hook end. Quality control? I guess I could always just wear one. It's too bad, they were okay less this deal breaker. Will someone please send me a hook end.

Zippered case ripped and zipper pull fell off on first opening

Very sturdy well made ice traction device. Make sure they are placed in the middle of your foot, or they will slide off.

Poor buckle design lacks quality in general. Bought 4 pairs 1 strap broke and don’t expect the rest to last 2 seasons

There is nothing that would keep these on my boots even for 5 mins. Utterly a waste.

Not sure how long the rubber will last but I only wore these ONE TIME ice fishing and the metal spikes broke in half on both straps.