Crampons, Portable Walk Traction Ice Cleats - Non Slip, Break Resistant, Easy to Wear - Ice Spikes Gripper for Walking Hiking on Snow and Ice, Fits for Shoes Boots Etc

I wore out a similar pair of steel coil traction cleats that I bought in a sporting goods store. These new CAKKA crampons worked just as well for me yesterday. The steel coils on these appear to be thicker. The others lasted pretty well for a couple of winters (of steep driveway/sidewalk snow removal). Then, eventually, the coils began to break here and there, but they were still usable. Then the rubber would break here and there, but they were still usable. After several winters they finally couldn't do their job anymore. Don't tromp around on dry pavement and asphalt more than necessary. Take them off when you're done working on snow and ice. Don't expect them to last forever. Some people complain about these kind of products because they didn't hold up on 25 mile mountain hikes, or they couldn't climb Mt. Everest. They should buy serious outdoor gear. If you wear these you'll never know if they prevented a life-altering slip-and-fall. But if you don't buy these, or didn't take the couple of minutes to strap them on, you may regret it.

Worked great for ice and the snow.

I've only had these a few weeks and one of them has already broken. Using under normal conditions. I guess you get what you pay for. Not very durable.

Bought them as a gift. Sister loves them and feels safer when walking out in the snow. They are easy to put on and take off - stretchy enough fir shoes or boots and do exactly what they are intended to do.

After about 6 uses of walking on snow/ice, Less than 25 miles total, one of the rubber sections broke (one spot on each cleat). Just isn't going to last for a lot of use. Worked very well initially.