Snow Trax S-m

I was hesitant to buy this Yaktrax product since I know the original Yaktrax use coils instead of studs and they seem to last about one season. But I found these at Costco and tried them (price was right) and have had the occasion to use them after several ice storms where normal walking was pretty much impossible. These have the right amount of grip and are great on icy or snow-packed surfaces, yet also aren't uncomfortable on dry surfaces. The strap over the instep keeps them in place. I bought another on Amazon for a friend, I like it that much!

These are very good. I have a small shoe size and had to return other cleats because they were too large. However these cleats come in smaller sizes. They are hard to get onto my boots and once and a while come off, but overall they are a must when walking or shoveling snow on ice.

These are great on ice, snow and slush. They are really hard to get them on the boots, but once they’re on they work well. Start at the front toe part and pull hard towards the back. The added strap across the front is a nice addition. You don’t see that on other brands.

These are literally the best snow/ice tracks ever. I have been able to easily walk through snow and ice, feeling sure-footed, without any worry of falling. Even in the worst conditions, I can take the dog out for a walk, and while I may be miserable being out in crummy weather, I never once feel like I’m going to fall. In fact, they lull you into thinking things aren’t “that bad” - until you try just walking two steps out on your porch without them, only to immediately fall flat on your face. A friend bought me my first pair, and after trying them and being impressed, I’ve paid it forward and bought pairs for three other friends.

We had an ice storm over the holidays and I’m sure everyone saw the videos of cars sliding down the roads. I had to do my best to check on peoples pets and walking was literally impossible. A friend let me borrow a pair of these and they were amazing. They worked perfect on solid glare ice that covered the streets and sidewalks. I had to buy a pair of my own after this experience.