TREX Adjustable Slip-On Ice Cleats for Boots or Shoes, Black, Extra Large
$29.99
TREX Adjustable Slip-On Ice Cleats for Boots or Shoes, Black, Extra Large
4.67 Reviews
Item # 1863648
$29.99
Size: One Size Fits Most
Color:
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TREX Adjustable Slip-On Ice Cleats for Boots or Shoes, Black, Extra Large
4.67 Reviews
Item # 1863648
$29.99
Size: One Size Fits Most
Color:
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These TREX Adjustable Slip-On Ice Cleats for Boots or Shoes are lightweight ice grips for boots and shoes that provide tenacious traction and extra stability on ice and snow. Stretchable one pc. Design offers grip to prevent slip and fall injuries on the ice. These ice grippers feature 10 rugged carbon steel cleats on the ball and heel of foot for grip on slippery terrain. Aggressive trade connects mid-foot and heel stud zones for extra traction when you choose these slip-on ice cleats. These snow cleats are lightweight and can be folded small enough to be stored in a pocket or pack when not being worn.
- Medium fits 5-8 US Men's
- Large fits 8-11 US Men's
- XL fits 11-14 US Men's
- Ideal winter walking ice cleats for ice or snow
- One piece stretch design hugs the toe and heel of a shoe or boot
- Adjustable cord cinches tight for a secure fit
- 10 rugged, heat-treated carbon steel studs line the foot with a thicker under-sole tread connecting the mid-foot and heel stud zones for extra traction
- Stretchable rubber with a textured interior for a secure fit and large thumb tabs on the heels to make getting on and off easy
- Tested to remain flexible in temps up to -40F (-40C)
- Lightweight and easy to store, available in multiple sizes and fits over any boot or shoe
- TREX 6301 Replacement Studs (sold separately) are easily replaced by popping the old ones out and the new ones in
- Work to reduce the risk of a slip and fall injury
- Replacement Studs available (sold separately) for years of use
- Common applications include construction, roofing, road work, landscaping and delivery service workers
- Also great as hiking spikes, running spikes, ice-fishing cleats, or for shoveling the driveway or walking your dog
- Stretchable rubber construction won't break in cold temperatures, providing reliable everyday traction
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Anonymous
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
8 years ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] Amazing on traction in the ice. I have used some yak traks before and these blow those out of the water. I got to use them a couple days after getting them while working on the ambulance.
Originally posted on ergodyne.com
Anonymous
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
8 years ago
[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We got a major snow fall, and using the 6310 ice traction device I was able to wear my smooth dress shoes to several formal events without slipping in the days that followed as the snow turned to ice. Even my sloped driveway was no problem! The other nice feature was the way the were so easy to put on and remove, one handed off was fantastic!
Originally posted on ergodyne.com
Anonymous
Review 1
4 out of 5 stars.
9 years ago
I have only had them for a week, but so far they provide good footing on compact snow and ice. Unfortunately they do not come in a small enough size and I find the toe of the mediums sliding forward and off my boot.
Originally posted on ergodyne.com
Anonymous
Review 1
5 out of 5 stars.
11 years ago
How well do the TREX work? Well, when I received them there wasn't another snow storm this year. Although no one wants bad weather, I was excited about testing them on my fire boots. Over the last several years, the ice has taken a toll on my body including two line of duty injuries. A bad infection, a neck/back injury, and a broken finger made me realize just how badly I need something on my boots to keep me from falling. As I sat through the summer wondering about the TREX, I began to realize that traction isn't the real issue. Staying on my boots is the real test. So I wore them on my boots for a month which involved a lot of pavement walking around Motor vehicle accidents, and climbing on and off the rigs, and investigating burned out structures. They passed the test. At one time I had to wallow through some very heavy mud (muck) and they remained on my boots. Today, you will find them on my favorite fishing boots that have serviced me to the point of being total slicks. Recently, the TREX kept me from going in the water as I ran to catch my pole as a big 'ol catfish took the bait. Rest assured that when the first ice storm hits Pennsylvania, the TREX will be transferred to my fire boots.
Originally posted on ergodyne.com