New Fashion Design for Hiking Spikes Vs Crampons - 6 Teeth Ice Crampons Winter Snow Boot Shoes – Unifriend<

Product Description

• The Most Innovative Design: High quality 6 spikes widen the joint area, silicone so that the nail is not easy to fall. Strategic placement of spikes ensures equal distribution of weight.
• NON-SLIP: The Studded Grips prevents slipping on snow or ice. The abrasion resistant metal lugs are rugged and will not break down, long lasting. Never slip on snow or ice again with your handy traction cleats!
• Special Silicone: Cover is made by Silicone, not the general TPR rubber or cheaper TPE material, highly elastic and won’t tear or snap. 5mm thicker than ordinary rubber, tested to remain flexible to -70℉, half-sole coverage with cleats on heel and forefoot maintain traction through your normal stride. Aggressive cleats and treads prevent slips and falls on ice, snow, and wet pavement.
• Easy Use: Easy to take on and off. Works with all kinds of footwear: sport shoes, boots, casual and dress shoes and so on. Available in multiple sizes for both men and women.
• Widely Used: Our micro spikes suitable for teenagers, adult, elders. Suitable for outdoor walking, ice roads, ice driveway, slippery road and muddy road. Mountain climbing and hiking are not recommended.
• Full foot anti-slip protection with 6 steel or plastic crampons. These multi-directional winter walking ice cleats for shoes and boots are placed on heel and forefoot to maintain firm footing on ice or snow. Ideal for snow shovelling, casual walking and daily commuting.
• Snow spikes for shoes that roll up nicely to be carried in a purse, work-bag or even in your pocket. Lightweight and durable materials used so these ice shoes grippers are portable for travel and comfortable for daily use in winter outdoor sports.
• These are the perfect ice cleats for boots men, women and even kids can wear (available in a variety of sizes). Great for winter activities or even simple everyday use to help prevent slipping, tripping or falling on snow or ice.