AzarxisWalk Traction Ice Cleat Spikes Crampons with 10 Spikes Snow Grips Stretch Footwear Traction for Walking, Jogging, Climbing, Hiking on Snow and Ice

I bought these for my husband, who has fallen several times on his way from the parking lot to work, or while walking our two dogs. They provide great traction, and are easily installed over his shoes. The only caution is that they will not work on clear pavement, but they are easily removed in that case. He loves them, and keeps them in a ziplock baggie in his coat pocket when not in use.

Hello, I wear a size 12-13 depending on the manufacture of the shoe. The extra large of the Azarixis seems to be large upon my shoe, for the bindings twist which in return shifts the cleats on the bottom of the shoe. Even with the shifting, they still grip pretty good to the ice. Maybe instead of shoes, I will place them upon some combat boots, which are normally larger that a pair of shoes or chukkas.

I have not had the pleasure of wearing this pair yet but I have a pair just like them. They make me feel much safer when I have them on. I've been using them for years.

Honestly, I bought these thinking that they'd work for the ice here in Oregon, but they're quality is lacking in the manufacturing. They're very cheaply made in my opinion. I wound up purchasing a snow boot that has better traction on the snow and ice.

Great price. Easy to use

I wore these the first time several days after a big snow. They work great walking on snow or ice, but feels weird on concrete/pavement (cleets too high?). No way would I wear these on flooring other than tile. Inexpensive, so I will keep in my car just in case the parking lots turn into skating rinks.

Easy to slip on my shoes. Can’t wait for winter, to actually test them on ice and snow.

Size doesn't match with snow boots. I got the large size. They do stay on but move little on there own when I walk. After wearing them for hour the start to hurt my feet