ice Snow Grips: 10 Nail Spikes, Stretchable Snow Grips for Men Women. Ideal for Winter Activities Like Walking, Running, Hiking, Mountaineering, Ice Fishing, or Dog-Walking

These were awesome and durable. We were able to run on the ice with not worrying about slipping! 10/10 recommend.

Not designed for sneakers such as SKECHERS. WORK GREAT ON BOOTS. IF YOU TRY THEM ON A SOFT SHOE THE CLEATS SHIFT TO THE SIDE. I LEARNED THIS THE HARD WAY

Sizes on website do not match the box. See photo. Run small.

They work very well while they are on the bottom of my shoes but after walking maybe 15-20 ft, the grips begin to rotate inwards, making them ineffective. Have to remove and put back on. I’m only using them on an icy walkway to my garage and then taking them off, if I had to walk further they would be useless.

These are a great invention. This is my 3rd pair of these from different manufacturers. I have to venture out in snow and ice for my job and these make it much safer to get where I need to go. The quality of this pair is good. None of them last but for so long but I just replace as needed.

I slipped and fell on the ice and snow in my sloping cement driveway this past winter using a set of pull-on rubber "bootlets" and another pull-on rubber shoe cover which uses metal springs. This set of pull-on shoe covers uses sharp nail points which bite into the ice and keep me from slipping and sliding. I feel more secure when walking down the ice-covered driveway to the street when wearing these.

So I’m an avid runner. Actually I’ve run marathons so I’m an accomplished runner. I love training in the winter. It’s so much more peaceful out on the trails since it’s so cold. It’s actually freezing here down to the teens so there is ice on the trails. So I ordered these walk/run spikes and they kept on falling off. They slipped off at least 15 times in less than an hour. I had to keep on adjusting them and they still wouldn’t stay on. Then one of the grips started tearing so I stopped pulling on it. I was already out 6 miles in the hour but with all the stops I should have been at 7. Well imagine how totally screwed I was when I realized that I had to walk all the way back in 6 degree weather and more ice on the trail than Liz Taylor wore on her hand. It was treacherous. I slipped 3 times. It took me 2 and a half hours to get back to where I started. I was completely frozen solid like a fish stick and I had twisted my body in so many ways you would have thought I was a living pretzel. After cussing and screaming up a storm I decided to come home and give this product a horrible review. Don’t spend the little money that these costs on another pair of cheap spikes. Order a latte instead. I was so angry that I said I would never run again. Thank god I calmed down and brought out my old pair of running spikes and ran 12 miles 2 days later. Never again!

These really helped my mom this year during our winter season, lots of ice this year where we live.My mom has a rescue dog that she walks multiple times a day, and this helped her at age 69 not to broke anything and fall!