Ice Cleats, Ice Grippers Traction Cleats Shoes and Boots Rubber Snow Shoe Spikes Crampons with 10 Steel Studs Cleats (Extra 10 Studs)

they work perfect stopped me from slipping on the ice fab

I’m a size 8 and there are 2 sizes covering size 8. I went for the larger of the 2 and found that at times there was movement of the cleats. I’d maybe order both sizes and keep the ones best fitting. For running and waking on ice these were great. It was a very good grip and never slipped. Be aware that wearing these means you should stay away from hard surfaces. Work great on either grass or snow and ice and not good at all on pavements or roads

Bought theses for walking my husky on the snow and ice even in muddy fields I felt confident wearing them that I would not slip but absolutely gutted the rubber broke after 4 times wearing them the grip is amazing but quality poor

I bought these for the recent cold snap and snow we've had (Jan 2025). Traction walking home in ice was great, I didn't slip once, so a big plus. On the downside. On a 5.5mi walk I lost 5 studs, and my wife lost 3 on a 1.5mi walk. The box also doesn't include the 10 additional studs mentioned in the product title. Looks like these will suffice until the weekend, but not much longer.

cheap and works

does job

Really good for walking on icey pavements .no slipping .brillant grip Comfortable on trainers .great value .not noticeable really on black trainers

Wore them once on my 1.4 mile "daily exercise" circuit. One came off partly. I put it back on hoping that was just a blip. Wore again next day for second time. Three-quarters of the way round I found they had both come off without me noticing. I had no time to go back and search only to retrieve something which is almost worthless so a complete waste of money. On the plus side they work very well when in situ and they come with a complete set of new studs which would be useful if you could keep them on your shoes long enough for the studs to wear out. I am an experienced backpacker having walked thousands of miles and know what I am talking about. Items for this purpose should stay put and not need monitoring every few yards to ensure they are still there.