Sfee Ice Cleats for Boots Shoes, Snow Grips Cleats for Ice and Snow Anti-Slip Rubber Traction Cleats for Walking on Snow and Ice 10 Steel Studs Crampons for Hiking, Walking, Climbing, Jogging

These are priced-right ice spikes that work really well for winter running especially in places like mine that don’t plow very well. Running or walking over ice is no problem! Slip them on and go! Don’t walk in them on your hardwood floors though! They are lightweight and easy to use and to carry with you when you don’t need them. Very effective on ice. You actually are happier on the icier areas than the dry areas with these on!

I love taking my dog to the dog park but since my area had almost a foot of snow and then ice, plus the freezing cold, we had to halt his social time! I did take him the first snow and walked heel-toe along the path while my dog enjoyed running and socializing with his friends. The second day, ice had covered the snow, and it was almost impossible to walk at all. I went home and searched for ice boots and found these. Wore them for the first time today and WOW! I showed everyone that was there, and they were very impressed at how easily I was able to walk in the snow and ice areas! No slipping, durable in the snow, ice and mud areas and the function of the spikes were as expected. Now I did see some reviews that mentioned the slipping - it's important to put them on evenly or they will slip. Thankful I purchased them and Highly Recommend them!

I use these for walking outside during a cold, snowy and long winter. They are easy to put on and take off, and the silicone stays flexible no matter how cold it is. The rivets are narrow and provide a lot of traction, except on glare ice. However, they rust, and because they are so narrow, wear down quickly. The silicone is flexible enough that, if you don't take care to position them properly, they will work off your shoe as you walk. They will be good for at least one season, and considering the price well worth it.

I ordered these so I could walk my dogs without falling on the ice. We got 10 inches of snow, and then it froze over. These worked perfectly so I would not break a bone, defnitely reccommend!

I bought these for winter hiking and they definitely work! Other people were slipping and sliding on steps and trails but we didn't slip at all. They were so simple to slip over our boots and easy to carry in our packs. I would recommend going up one size if you are using over heavy boots/ hikers. They seem durable so far, no problems.

I bought a 4 pack for my family. It's the best addition to navigate an icy walk or pavement. It slips on with ease, not needing to sit down to apply. They stay on until ready to remove them. Bonus package of extra spikes. I'm venturing that these are not for extended hikes or running. I find them most useful for short trips from car to building on icy walks.

I need size 11. Don't buy the 8-11 size if you do as well, or no matter what you do the rear spikes end up in the arch of your foot. Presumably I need to get the 12-14 size instead. Annoying, as I'd bought a 4 pack of them. And no, a week or two of use doesn't stretch them any further to fit properly. Maybe even 10s would suffer with the '8-11' size, don't know. Either way, order bigger than you need if you're near the boundary number.

Pros: I didnt fall while wearing these during, they were pretty easy to get on and off, i felt like I had better traction with them on.Con: several of the teeth broke within the first day of use (some replacements are included), I dont believe they would survive the whole winter thankfully I just need them sporadically for a few weeks.