Ice Cleats, Crampons for Hiking Boots and Snow Shoes Climbing Spikes Grippers for Traction with Chains for Men Women

Bought these to replace 15 old year worn out chain style.Have used the new ones a few times and all I can say is AWESOME! These fit well (XL) on my size 14 boots. Can be put on fairly easy and no problems with fit. Was concerned about comfort and can say you do not notice when wearing. They work great on ice and ice with snow on top. Great traction, you can walk normal with no fear of slipping. I pull a sled when ice fishing and would highly recommend these for anyone walking on ice. The rubber stay pliable even in very cold conditions. Look to be constructed well.Did have one chain that disconnected from spike. Was an easy fix. Reattached in proper hole and crimped with pliers. Checked all the connections and it was only one that had issue.Would purchase these again!

These work perfect for Ice and packed snow, use them every weekend during the winter while hiking in the Rocky mountain national park and they never fail me. They fit my size 12 hiking boots great and the strap keeps them on nice an tight. Definitely make my hikes safer and they seem to built well, would last forever if I would stop losing my left one.

I like these, very aggressive cleats for extreme ice and snow conditions. For sure not for use without a cover of ice, etc. Great for my icy gravel driveway which is on a hill and my walk way. Very happy with them. Fit snugly over keen boots. They seem well made

I bought three of 34 teeth. we used them on winter hiking shoes and boots. I bought both ex-large and large for 9.5 US size hiking shoes and boots, but the ex-large could be used on both. The construction of the product looks ok. The chains are not welded so maybe it's not very durable. The rubber is just standard so I am not sure how long it can last. I paid $17 for each so.We used them only once on local 400 meter snowy and icy mountain. It is small mountain but the trail is steep and some area is rocky, so you can feel like you are in a big mountain. The grand was covered by a sheet of ice everywhere due to the warm weather and snow melt and frozen. The temperature was around 32F. Ice was softer at the base but harder at the higher elevation. The crampon worked in the hard ice condition -- but I am not sure if it is safe to climb a steep rocky cliff with it -- it doesn't have front teeth. But, I am sure it works for casual hiking.

I purchased the XL and these fit fairly easily into a pair of size 12 (US) hiking boots. Well-made, rugged, easy to install and likely to provide fabulous additional grip (I haven't had any snow/ice on which to try them yet). Updated to follow

These are perfect to use especially when we walk our dogs when the sidewalks are icy. We used to slip and slide which made it dangerous. They fit over our boots. These are perfect for using in the bad weather.

If you do any winter hiking on packed surfaces then get these for your boots. They are relatively easy to put on (get help, or put them on your boots first then put your boots on your feet). Once you try these you will never hike in winter without them. We have used these for years now and got this set for our granddaughter so she can join our hikes. We hike a local forestry path that is pretty step with some very icy parts and some stream bank paths that require a rope to get up or down. These have NEVER failed us. They give you such confidence and amazing traction that your hike becomes about the scenery and not the fear of falling. Only warning is to be careful on paved or rock surfaces.

Pros - they seem to do their job. We had a mid-winter thaw, then a re-freeze, and so all over the farm there is a layer of ice. These gave me traction.Cons - When I put these on my boots, I noticed that I was sent two Ls, instead of an L and a R. I hoped it wouldn't matter, but it might because when I looked at the way they fit on my boots the left one seems to fit fine, but the L crampon on my right boot seems pulled off to the side.Overall, they do provide traction, but I'm not sure how long the one on my right boot will last because it's already being stretched out of shape.