Ergodyne TREX 6304 Step In Ice Traction Cleat with 12 Carbon Steel Spike Grips,Black,Medium

I ordered large for a size 11 ankle boot and they fit snugly but one did come off once. Walking two weeks on snow and ice in single digit weather with some dry sidewalks and no slipping problems. I have replaced the back two studs on one boot. One stud was worn down and the other worn but still okay but replaced for symmetry. Studs were pretty easy to replace. Walking on dry sidewalks is not a problem. I have some studded cleats that are real heavy duty and are uncomfortable on dry sidewalks.These cleats added a level of ice gripping safety my ankle boots really lacked.

I bought these for some cowboy boots with leather soles that I love to wear. They only take about a minute to put on my feet and the level of stability they give is priceless. I walked down and up a driveway completely covered in an inch of solid ice. I’ve never felt such confidence on ice before. They are a snap to take off. I have had to wear them around 10-12 times so far and getting them on gets easier with practice. I’ve also used them for non-icy conditions like walking up a mountain with wet leaves covering a muddy surface. Warning: do not wear around your house indoors or use on polished concrete or stone surfaces. You will ruin your home’s floors and will break your neck on polished surfaces. They really work well with no signs of wear so far. I would definitely recommend them to anyone cautious of icy conditions.

Judging by the size of the cleats, thought these wouldn't work well. I was wrong. The cleats are very effective. So much so, we won't go out without them in slippery or even snowy weather. And they help us keep us on target for our fitness walking plan. Now, because we have cleats, we brave the weather and get out and do our walking. While the cleats are easy to put on (we put them on our hiking boots first and then put the boots on) and easy to walk in, my only complaint is ... they do slip off the boot. We've had to backtrack a couple of times to find my missing cleat. I think they're tighter on my Hubs' boots than mine. But, this didn't happen when we first used the cleats new. So, I think they've stretched a bit. This coming winter, I'm going to try securing the cleat to my boots with ties. Some cleats are sold with velcro straps and I'll try to copy those. But, nevertheless, I still like how these cleats work. And to be sure we have enough of these cleats (in case we don't find one that has slipped off), we bought 2 more pairs. Each cleat is interchanable for L and R feet.

These TREX 6305 ice walkers are everything I look for in this type of pull on shoe/boot slip protection. Easier than most to get over the heel. They don’t squish my toes because the rubber part doesn’t go across my toes. They don’t fall off. The spikes are in the proper place’s I noticed there is a little space at the toe tip suggesting to me that cowboy type boots would fit into these ice walkers very well. I’m happy with this purchase : )

These ice traction cleats are the best! I’ve had them for quite a while and they work great. They slip on and off easily, and makes it very nice walking on ice. Always best wearing traction cleats in the winter, to prevent falling and slipping.

I walk or hike almost daily in snowy weather and need solid cleats for icy paths. I've trialed 6 different brands and styles so far (including the brand name ones) and still haven't found any that last and do their jobs properly. This pair was probably the best of the bunch, so I'm giving it three stars. The cleats are nicely spaced so they don't cause pain and they stayed on my shoes for a season without falling off while walking. I went to wear them this year, got a few days use out of them, and then they simply got too stretched out and wouldn't stay on my shoes any longer. Had a very frustrating hike where they fell off my boots every few hundred feet. Every other pair I trialed either immediately broke, had painful cleats, or wouldn't stay on the shoes at all, so I'm buying a second pair of these. At least I got a year out of them.

Seems like a good, sturdy product. Fits my size 15 boot well, which is a real plus.

Bought these for my wife in February. I bet she used them 3-4 times before they started slipping off. Now the rubber on one side is on the verge of tearing, and she can't walk a few steps without it coming off completely. Spend a little more and buy something better.

The medium fit my women’s 91/2 merrell hikers. I would need large for my Sorels. They go on easily and stayed on when I walked on icy, (glare ice!) uneven sidewalks and roads that I couldn’t walk on safely before the grips. They immediately let me stride along securely. I’m very happy with the quality and the price.

I bought this product for my Sister as she does lots of dog walking and has been known to slip on ice and bang her head. She loves the product and has gained her confidence back when walking in the snow and ice

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Amazing- just amazing. Buy the smaller sizing to your foot measurement, stretch them on over your shoes/boots/wellies and never slip in ice and snow again!

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