Carryown Ice Cleats for Boots Shoes, Ice Shoe Grips Anti Slip for Men Women, Rubber Snow Cleats, Spikes Crampons for Hiking Boots and Shoes + 10 Extra Replacement Studs (S, M, L, XL)

These ice grips are well-made, easy to put on and remove from boots or shoes. Also, it keeps me walking upright on the ice. Nothing has worn down or broken off of them, and I walk on pavement and sidewalks that haven’t been cleared of snow or ice frequently in my city. Thus, it matters most - when there's a patch of ice on the sidewalk that I may not be aware of, or some ice is hidden beneath a thin layer of snow, these ice grips are worth every penny paid. I bought these because I wiped out a few times, and luckily didn't break any bones or sustain a concussion. This one absoultly can drastically reduce the chance of a fall and injury.

I like these grips for light ice that is on hard surfaces like concrete, wood decks or asphalt. The pins on the bottom will penetrate the light ice and provide more traction. However, they are not perfect so don't think you can put them on and go running on ice and have perfect traction - there is nothing that will do that.One detraction from these and most ice grips is that the pins will create a very slippery condition if you walk off an icy surface and onto something without ice. For example, if you walk into a building or store that has tile floor, the pins do not dig in and grip the tile, and you can find yourself sliding all over the place.I do not recommend these for long times on ice that is over gravel or grass/dirt or other type surfaces. For those applications I recommend STABILicers Walk Traction Ice Cleat and Tread (https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B000GUCDDG/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o05_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1) as they have longer cleats and they are flat (not round pins) and offset at 90 degree angles to provide better grip in both front-to-back and side-to-side directions and they also dig in deeper. These do not work as well on light or thin ice as the cleats can dig through the thin ice and hit the hard surface underneath and leave the rubber bottom elevated off the ice surface and cause the same kind of slipping as if you walked on a hard tile floor.

These cleats are really helpful when you have to walk on snow or ice. They'll fit easily into a backpack or large 'purse', and are easy to put on and take off your shoes or boots. True to size too.

I like that these are just right for walking on ice and snow. They are easy to slip on over any shoe the only thing that bothers me about them is they tend to shift and get kinda crooked while walking in them but they haven't slipped off the shoes so far. I got them because the sidewalks are on my place get icy this time of year and I have to be able to walk my dog no matter what the weather is like and these have been a lifesaver. No more slipping and falling and they have really good grip on ice and they're not very expensive either. If you're thinking about trying them, do it!

These would save an accident, they hold on sheer ice and are very easy to put on and take off..