Snow Ice Anti Slip Spikes Grips Cleats Shoes Cover

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Durable overshoes with good elasticity
Ground-gripping steel studs
Easily fitted over existing footwear with no buckles or straps
The material is flexible
Carefully fasten overshoes to your shoes
The overshoes could only walk on flat and thin icy or snow ground
Always wipe the overshoes clean with a dry cloth after using. Stores the overshoes in a cool and dry
place, away form direct sunshine or fire
Size:10cmx5cm/3.94"x1.97"
Package:
1 Pair x New Snow Ice Climbing Anti Slip Spikes Grips Crampon Cleats 5-Stud Shoes Cover
Size:10cmx5cm/3.94"x1.97", pls choose according to the size
Carefully fasten overshoes to your shoes
Durable overshoes with good elasticity
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[@beaverdctor]

OH MY GOD!!!! I just movrd to Chicago from Mexico so how to survive in this weather is tricky. Thanks for the video this was super helpful

[@tbone5426]

Are they gonna last forever? No..but spending $10- $15 a month for 3 months of winter, out weighs a slip and fall broken wrist for 6 weeks..TRUST ME..

[@LillianGreenHiLilly]

they look great thank you for the demo. I just have the yellow parts and was wondering how you screw them on?

[@mrfdr12]

How would these work for hiking on rocky slipoert dirt? Thanks

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

Something else you can do but need about a 3/4 inch thick sole; grab a screwgun, grab 2 packs of drywall screws & you can zip in all the screws you need into both the upper toe to the heel.
If you do it right, it takes about 12 screws per shoe.
WARNING- if you do this & you have hardwood floors, DO NOT WALK ON THE FLOORS WITH THEM where you will ruin your floors.
They can be ok for linoleum although you may feel some slight slipperiness & if you are outdoors & some across a concrete styled side walk, be careful ( even the shoe grips will make it feel like a black ice situation) The drywall screws to use would be about 1/4- 1/2 inch & go for about 1.40$ over @ Aubuchon's per pack

[@regularbasis9295]

Wish I had back in March. Oh well

[@Bushcraft242]

Great to use out fitness walking

[@learnsfi2422]

Thanks for sharingbro

[@Heartfelt-zv7wh]

What are the brand name of these cleats ???? Would like to buy couple pair for my family … Thank you 😊

[@justwhatevere]

I have a bad knee would this help me cuz every time I step on ice or black ice my knee give out and pops and I be limping for three days

[@daydreamer2064]

have the same problem :(

[@lioninmypocket6396]

Fearless

[@lisascott2841]

I need these. I have cerebral palsy and cant walk on ice at all because ive got no balance

[@petervonpanda]

They work really well. Much better than I expected.

[@eventsotherthingswithchris9019]

Lisa, if you see my comment, try that. If not, as long as you got over a 3/4 inch sole, a screwgun & a way to grab 1/4 to maybe 1/2 inch screws, you can screw in the screws to the bottom of your shoes / boots & it works better & lasts longer.
Just don't wear them if you have hardwood floors in your place where you will mess up your floor really fast.
You can, to a point, use them if you have linoleum floors, but eventually, you may scratch the floor.
Also, for outdoors, if you come across a concrete surface whether icy or not, don't try walking on that with this idea or the grips shown, it's just like walking on black ice & you may fall quicker just because.
PS- Get about 2 packs of those drywall screws. If you have a Aubuchon's or Home Depot nearbye, they're really cheap.
You end up using about 12 screws total per shoe / boot. A pack has 13.

[@beyondthepale2023]

and downhill????

[@grandwonder5858]

I wonder if they would work on slippery rocks like the ones found on the algae-infested sea jetties.

[@dorianbelen]

Grand Wonder you need other ice cleats with star pikes

[@grandwonder5858]

@@dorianbelen okay, thanks!

[@deraid712]

You haven't seen ice yet) try when its polished😂

[@jageo48]

Currently unavailable on Ammy.

[@nisuk5144]

How about ice climbing😂😂

[@profdleeucc]

Ice climbing will probably require full ten point crampons; but one can certainly try my posted previous reply potential idea and thought.