willceal Ice Cleats, Ice Grippers Traction Cleats Shoes and Boots Rubber Snow Shoe Spikes Crampons with 10 Steel Studs Cleats Prevent Outdoor Activities from Wrestling (Extra 10 Studs)

Well I've not worn them in snow yet but the trouble I've had with other types of snow grips is the barely fit over my size 10 work boots, these on the other had do, they seem secure enough, top tip wearing these, tie a shoelace around the back of the snow grips and lace up around the front of your shoe / boot so if they come off while your walking you wont lose it.Disclaimer, "I paid for this myself", either during a lightning deal or full price

Bought these for walking whilst on my skiing holiday. Very comfortable didn’t know they were there fixed well to my walking boots. They have phenomenal grip on ice and snow and could walk down hill with confidence. I was surprised how little they wore out. Think they’ll last a few years. Very good value.

I had a more expensive pair of chain and spike Snowline cleats, but actually these ones have been better and are cheaper. The rubber really grips to your shoes / boots. I can more or less forget about them. In contrast, I lost one of the chain style ones because they didn't grip well to the shoe. I got XL as I'm size 11, but actually I think I would have gone from a L maybe for a tighter fit. XL do fit my walking boots though... Recommended in any case.

I took these on a trip to Norway, few months ago, and I am happy I did. They fit well with the shoes, although the smaller size, is still a bit large for a number 3 feet, but I found it alright to walk with, just sometimes because of the large amout of rubber that this has, it wouldn't stay in place on the shoes. Other than that, I was safe walking around with these.

I recently took a trip to the Artic Circle, a lot of the places/towns had roads/paths covered in snow and ice. These are very light and can be carried in a bag until you need them. I don't think they would be big enough if you went hiking up a steep snow covered hillside as you would need proper spikes but for general use when walking around snow covered roads and paths, they were just what I needed.

These were great or so I thought. Used over 6 days and actually worn in the snow and ice for maybe 3 hours, 2 hours on a muddy hill in total I’ve the days. Were cleaned every evening. The studs have rusted and the rubber has torn. To put over shoes is very, removing them as well. Having extra studs would have been useful if the rubber had lasted.

Bought these for my husband in our February cold patch. They slid over his shoes quite well and saved him falling a few times in the recent icy weather. When walking on dry areas you have to take care the spikes don't stick, so take care to lift feet as you're walking.

We used these in Norway. On my wife's boots they worked very well, easy to fix, and provided extra confidence when walking on icy pavements. On my UK size 11 boots the rear studs did not fit properly on the heel even though I had bought XL size. Walking was still secure but after a few 100m they had twisted round my boots.