Ice Snow Cleats for Shoes and Boots Non Slip Grippers Traction Cleats

8 reviews for Ice Snow Cleats for Shoes and Boots Non Slip Grippers Traction Cleats

1. 

   Veronica – 17 January 2025

   Order XL
   The rubber is very strong and you have to stretch it out to fit over heel and toe ends. I have size 10 women’s snow boots and glad I ordered the XL. There is give in the rubber that would accommodate a bigger size shoe. The cleats are strong covered for the most part, but there are a couple to tiny spots where you can see the steel grip spike. Obviously you put these on at the door just before leaving the house to avoid damaging floors. They are well-made

2. 

   Jamie – 17 January 2025

   Decent economy pair – good set to leave in car or leave them on the yard boots
   First thing I will say is I picked out the size L and they did manage to go over my size 10.5 womens boots, but, it’s a struggle. I maybe should have picked XL. The Velcro strap only crosses over a couple inches, so XL probably would have been the right choice. They do gap a bit around the toe box, likely because they are made to fit mens boots as well. The gapping around the toe box doesn’t seem to matter at all as the rest fits snugly around the boot.They would probably be easier to put on if I’d picked the larger size, as it is they are a bit of a struggle and I have to put them on the boot before I put the boot on.We snowblowed the drive way yesterday, but, only down to about an inch of snow. Then we had a partial thaw so it’s a pretty rough walk out to the mailbox today. It wasn’t slippery at all in these. I’ll probably just leave these on my home boots until Spring.Because they are so hard to put on and take off, I can’t really use them for treacherous parking lots. That was my hoped for use. I was hoping to put them on in my car to walk across the extremely icy parking lot and then take them off at the door. Though, realistically I probably needed the thinner chain ones for that purpose.I would say these ones are good for dog walking, hiking, chores around the yard and that sort of thing. Basically, any purpose where they don’t have to be quickly put on and then taken off again. I’ll still get a lot of use out of them around the yard and dog walking.I don’t love the rubbery material they are made of. That’s really the only reason for the 4 star rating. I’m concerned they’ll just break at random. If they last me the whole winter, I’ll upgrade the rating up to 5. I’m in Northern Michigan, so they’ll get daily use through March.

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   Valosia Omega – 17 January 2025

   Great Winter Prep Item! Must Have!
   This would be perfect for up north, where my ex lives (Michigan). Though, we don’t normally need these where we love, it is always good to have “Just Incase”. They fit as intended and seem as of they would function nicely. I can not put them to a test,but I am excited to have these and they will be great to have, just-incase we do end up needing them. (Better be safe than sorry!)If it snows, this can actually be a life saver because our purchase will become extremely-dangerous!(We have a huge, two level front porch and a long ramp on the back and they do get icy.. this will prevent from sliding!) Having this can save your life!

4. 

   TD – 17 January 2025

   Really happy with these!
   his review is for the Ice Cleats for Shoes and Boots Non Slip Grippers Snow Traction Cleats Crampon Walking on Snow Ice Winter for Men Women with 2 Longer Straps.I grabbed this pair of snow/ice cleats for an easy light weight option as I have a heavy duty set already. These will be very quick and easy on/off when needed out and about for myself or to ensure my mom does not slip and fall, also to ensure she does not slip and fall between the house/car. She has reached that stage in her life where I can see her declining and starting to become frail. One of the worst things an older person can do that will seriously impact their well being is falling, breaking a bone… I hope to prevent that for her. I also took a very bad slip/fall on ice last winter, do not want to do that again!I like how easy these are to get on/off and adjust, Love how light weight they are, they have 2 extra included straps to further customize/secure the fit, versatile to use on various types of footwear…They will be easy to store also being so small and the rubber straps. They seem like a well made item, only time and use will tell if they will last.I think for the value/quality/use of these they are a great buy VS the regular price of just $14.99 per the listing! Nothing else really to say but I think they would make a good useful thoughtful gift for the person who already has everything else! LOL. And can you really put a price on your loved ones well being for something like this that could well prevent serious injuries?As always I only do honest reviews for items I get and will update if needed. I hope this helps you make the best choices how to spend your $.

5. 

   lmxjvsd – 17 January 2025

   Nice snow cleats for winter
   These are nice snow cleats for winter. They fit most boots and shoes. They work well for gripping ice and slippery snow. Great for shoveling the drive way or going for walks in the snow.

6. 

   John T. – 17 January 2025

   Good traction
   While we haven’t got to use these a bunch (dry December), they do have good traction. The strap is long enough to go around our boots. The cleats are good for going forward or backwards, less so for going sideways, but still help. We picked these up for hiking in some national parks during the winter.

7. 

   Chaz – 17 January 2025

   Fits a size 11
   The large size spikes do fit a men’s size 11. It took some positioning of the spikes. I had to make sure that I did not bury the nose of the hiking boot too far into the front of the spikes and I did have to stretch the heel of the spikes to get it over the heel of the boot.Once I accomplished that, I decided to test it compared to the normal hiking boot sole. I only put the spikes on one boot. I took a quick trip out to the freezing outdoors, and the boot with the spikes held it’s ground while the other boot, without the spikes, did not.I think an extra-large would have made it easier but the large does fit and there is a noticeable difference in the amount of traction gained.

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   Trip – 17 January 2025

   A bit hard to put on
   I like the strap across the foot. We’ve lost other cleats that slipped off, before.They don’t stretch as much as I expected. Thus, were a bit hard to slip on.Currently there is no ice to test them with, but I’d venture they will have some grip on the ice.