Ice Cleats Snow Traction Cleats Crampon for Walking on Snow and Ice Non-Slip Overshoe Rubber Anti Slip Crampons Slip-on Stretch Footwear

Easy to put on any shoes in seconds. Gives great traction, even on hills. A must have for shoveling snow or snow throwing.

I storm for the first time this year upstate New York, were these while walking my dog, excellent traction, no doubt I would’ve slipped without these. I highly recommend them. They stretch over your boots or shoes and are very snug insecure. Don’t use them and walk on your hardwood floors or linoleum as they will bar the surface but for outside they’re great and you can even use them on pavement until you get to the ice.

I was staying with my folks and they have a large property. Of course they only want the dogs to poop at the very back... up a hill. I walk that hill several times a day. Obviously in the winter the ice gets pretty thick. I had used a pair of cleats they had but I did not like the fit so I ordered my own. These are AWESOME, but you have to add some additional connections yourself. What I loved was that they stretched nicely and made it over the big snow boots I use. All the other pairs I tried it was such a fight to get them to stretch enough to fit over the boot. They stretched on so nicely I didn't think I would need the straps. Nope--a few walks in they were slipping off. Ok so I added the straps that came with them. Those straps are SMALL. They would not work to connect the cleats over the shoe as they are meant to. I tried using them but they just popped off as I started walking because they were too overstretched to stick together well. So then it was time to get creative. I dug out some zip ties. And I zip tied the dang things to my boots. Took me a few walks before I had enough zip ties in the right places, but now they're perfect. A little annoying with the zip ties, but hey they work for the ice and mud so they don;t have to look pretty. PROS: They are able to go onto a boot pretty easily which was a welcome change. The cleats are the best I have tried. I used to have some with "coils" as the cleats and those did not work. These are amazing. I was able to walk uphill on the solid ice no worries at all. AND I was able to walk DOWNHILL on solid ice with no problems! This is a huge relief. Other cleats have not been so sturdy CONS: Obviously the straps. If you have a small child-size boot they might work as they are supposed to. If you are an adult don't even bother with them. Grab some zip ties and you're good to go. I only took off one star for the straps even though that is a pretty major feature. I loved the grips so much I won't take off more than 1 star.

They work great haven't slipped on my daily walks

Solid cleats. Not the cheap pop out buttons. Have already used theses for walks an snow blowing Cleats stay firmly on my boots

I have not used them yet but I know they will work well just by looking at them. They look very efficient for ice.

I fixed your VERY POOR DESIGN for the velcro strap by cutting and stitching it. All I have to do is insert each side, slip it through the ring and bring it back over the top. I also reinforced the slots on each side with black duct tape. They should last longer now and be easier to use. Other than that, they work really well on ice.

Bought these for my husband and he loves them. They slip over your shoes. You do have to make sure they are secure. Once on they work great. They are light weight and durable. You don't slip and slide when walking on ice. They kinda grip the ice as you walk so you don't fall. Would definitely recommend 2/2025 I just wanted to clarify that I got these in 2022 for my husband. They are still holding up and working wonderfully. They have not ripped or torn apart. They are very durable and that's saying something because my husband is pretty ruff on his things especially when shoveling snow constantly. He says they really are worth the money. His only complaint is sometimes they slip off his shoes/boots so we bought some extra long shoelaces and tied on the cleats and they stay in place now. They really are a must have in winter weather.