Ice Snow Cleats for Shoes and Boots - Non Slip Traction for Winter Walking/ Hiking

About this item

• 【Upgraded 2 Straps】These ice cleats are equipped with 2 removabel straps at the front and back to fit your shoes better,you won't have to worry about your shoes falling off. The updated longer back straps(50cm) will fit you larger hiking shoes or boots better.
• 【Quality&Size】With 2 different sizes available, they are perfect for larger winter boots and hiking boots for men women. Please select the appropriate size according to your shoe size.We are a trusted brand recognized by here. If any defects or issues occur with the product within one month of purchase, please let us know it. Our support staff will respond to your inquiries within 24 hours.
• 【Strong Resistant&More Coverage】These traction cleats' main body are made of highly elastic rubber material, the side thickness of the crampon is average 3.9cm ,which is thicker than ordinary ice cleats.They offer superior cold resistance (-45°C) and corrosion resistance.There's an especially upgraded coverage in the toe cap to prevent the ice cleats from moving, making them more suitable for larger winter boots and hiking boots for both men and women.
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• 【Convenient Micro Crampons】These ice shoes grippers come with a storage bag for folding and carry. Perfect for winter daily outdoor activities such as walking on suddenly snow-covered surfaces, navigating icy fishing spots,commuting on snowy paths, and other situations where slip resistance is essential.
• 【42-teet Ice Cleats,More stable Crampons】The 42 teeth (14*3) of the ice cleats for shoes and boots are securely embedded in the rubber, evenly spreading from the toe to the heel. This design provides excellent traction and reduces the risk of slipping on slippery surfaces, allowing you to confidently walk on icy terrain.