Ice Snow Cleats Non Slip Grippers for Shoes and Boots Winter Walking Traction Cleats for Men Women Overshoe Anti Slip Grips with 4 Straps

Other than the sizes running small, they are well made and are worth the money. I modified mine to give me a little looser fit. I use them to keep from slipping on moss and seaweed growing on the rocks of the Jetty I fish on. They have longer cleat's than most others I saw on Amazon. I gave them 5 stars because of the grip and price. I just expect to have to modify almost everything that comes from China. I just deal with it. Their FYI the XL is closer to a size 10 USA men's, I'm an 11.5. If you're shoe size is larger than that don't buy them they will be too small. Hope this helps somebody.

Carry bag came ripped. Otherwise they seem to be as advertised.

I take my dog out very early and late so it is dark. I never worry about ice I can’t see as these cleats dig in and I’m steady on my feet. They fit to my boots easily. Not expensive for sure … and a whole lot cheaper than a broken bone!

I brought these to Iceland recently, planning to use them in our outdoor excursions. We could not get them to stay on my shoes. It seemed to be the straps that weren't long enough; nor did the velcro hold. Each strap set has two straps of different lengths. I tried swapping positions for them, which didn't work either. Unlike other crampers, these will not stay on alone—they require the straps, which meant they were unusable for me.

This is my fourth pair of various cleat type shoe grippers - I am a klutz and I fall down at least once every winter. These are my favorites as of yet for several reasons. These have not one but two straps to hold them on. The ones that just stretch to fit always move around when I walk and I end out walking right out of them. Additionally, these have cleats in front and back, not just front. Finally got to try them out (not that I was in any hurry to do so), and I didn't fall, so that's a win in my book. Reasonable comfortable for something with a spiky bottom.

These are not like the package. they are cheap rubber with the instructions to wear indoors . Huh? I threw them in the trash, the straps tore through the cheap rubber. Directions say the cleats will scratch wood floors so wear indoors. ah why would I want to do that? They do not hold secure because the straps to hold them are cut in half. I would recommend you discontinue this thing

I live in Colorado and have a passion for year-round hiking in the mountains. Good traction is an absolute necessity on icy trails. I have a pair of “micro-spikes” that have served me well for years. They are still servicable but I wanted a back-up pair in case of breakage or for a hiking buddy. These ice cleats fit the bill.First off, I consider these to be micro-spikes, not “crampons”. I reserve that description for real ice climbing, not your basic icy trail, sidewalk or parking lot. That said, these do have an aggressive micro spike that will offer great traction on slippery surfaces. I got the XL size and they offer a good range of flexibility to effectively fit over shoes from 8.5 to 10 based on experimenting.These cleats come with a nice accessory storage bag. It makes it easy to keep a pair tucked under the front seat of the car and handy at a moments notice. I did get a chuckle out of the instructions printed on the card that came with them (picture included). I DO NOT recommend wearing these indoors!These cleats are a great value for the price.

The cleats arrived well-packaged. They felt sturdy and lightweight, with a flexible rubber construction that easily conformed to the shape of my boots. The sizing chart proved accurate, ensuring a snug fit without feeling constricting.The Ice Snow Cleats are a fantastic winter accessory for anyone who wants to stay safe and confident on icy surfaces. They're easy to use, comfortable to wear, and provide excellent grip. Whether you're commuting to work, taking a winter hike, or simply navigating icy sidewalks, these cleats will keep you sure-footed and ready to embrace the winter wonderland.