Due North Everyday G3 Ice Cleats for Shoes & Boots - Traction Spikes for Men & Women to Improve Grip on Snow & Ice

These are great to use when it is icy out. The cleats provide good traction and they are easy to put on and remove. Once they are on the shoe they stay on just fine. I have never had one fall off.

I love them

Used on my trip to Sapporo. Walked throughout : Ice, slush, packed , power …. No slips no falls . Once I adjusted the proper fit on my shoes (to save time and additional adjustments) I didn’t take the spikes off till after I completed My couple days in the snowy environment

I have used this type of ice cleat for a long time during the slippery winter months. Recently the brand I had wore out, so I found these as a replacement. They are an improved version of what I had been using, and I really like the difference.To start with, the front of each ice cleat covers the front of the shoe I am wearing better than the old ones. This is important because my old ones would occasionally do this. The material is a bit tougher than my originals and has more “webbing” which keeps them tight. This also makes them a bit harder to place on a shoe, but well worth the grip.The cleats come with spare “points” (the blue circles with pins that provide the grip), something my other set did not. So, this set should provide a good deal of service life.If you have never used ice cleats before, a few tips on how they work. When standing on snow (or ice) you get a super grip. However, if you wear them indoors, on something like ceramic tile or a smooth surface you will slide. So, I recommend swapping out your footwear before you come indoors or removing the grips.

This is the 3rd set of these that we’ve owned over 10+ years. They last a long time, actually have only had one break in the 6 pairs we’ve had. Great traction on rough or smooth ice, providing very secure footing. Fairly easy to put on, but you do have to stretch it over your shoe or boot. It can be a challenge to put them on if you have trouble bending or dexterity issues. But, I am 65 and have Reynard syndrome hands, along with arthritis and can still manage them. You can buy replacement cleat inserts as thes have come out on rare occasions (usually when the cleats are older and only on rough terrain). But, I’ve found it cheaper just to replace the whole pair. Overall, these are the best ice cleats for walking or running that we’ve found. We use them regularly in northern Canada winters, and would buy them again.

They certainly add stability which is needed as I walk 4 miles a day, 3-4 days a week, rain or shine in New Engand weather. But, dissappointed that I have only used them 4 times and already one of the blue buttons has compleely fallen off ... not sure where or when, but it is gone. Hope the other buttons last longer. I like the concept so I will purchase another brand next time.

I found that these were very easy to slip onto the bottom of my sneakers and boots. I’ve used them three times so far and you’d never know I have them on my feet. I wiped them with a warm rag when I come in so that the salt doesn’t eat away at the rubber and I am particularly impressed that the company gives you extra studs in the event a few of them break. This is the first year that I was confident in walking on ice while walking my dog after two knee replacements and a bad ankle. The last thing I need is a fall and I’m going to buy a second pair just to have for next year to go with the new boots that I also bought. I would highly recommend these to anyone who’s afraid of slipping on ice no pulling no squirming. Just put the front over the front of your sneaker or boot pull and put the back over the back of your sneaker or boot and they are secure. I highly recommend purchasing these!

These are sooooo small. Order the larger size. These would fit a 4th grade kids shoe, but not much bigger. I needed them for my mother and her neighbors safety, in Indiana. She called me and said it was impossible to get them on her size 8 shoe. I did order the larger size, and they fit fine.