Ice cleats.

[6mm Shoot]

Any one use ice cleats that slip over your boots or shoes. I picked up a set for the wife and me about two years ago and they work great. They are very easy to put on. They make it till you can walk on ice. This is the first year I have had to really use them. They allowed me to get in some range time yesterday. If you don't have any I suggest you get a set. They make it so easy to walk on ice. I will take all the help I can get walking on ice. You might want to add a set in the car for just in case or in your get home bag. If you try them you will like them.

 

[jagee]

https://www.indianagunowners.com/fo...paredness/331908-review-strap-ice-cleats.html

 

[6mm Shoot]

The ones I got have a metal plate that has spikes sticking down from the plate. The plates are about 3.5 "X 2.5". One on the front and one on the heal. They work great. I have had no problems from them.

 

[42769vette]

I bought a pair after that big ice storm a couple years ago. Im yet to try them because I always forget about them until I'm on my back looking at the sky.

 

[1861navy]

I made an effective pair myself a week ago out of some jute rope simply tied around my shoes. I was skeptical but after 4 or so miles offtrail in the backcountry of morgan monroe and climbing some hills with a 45 pound pack on; they worked dang well.

 

[Falkin88]

Jagee beat me to pointing out the other thread. But I have a pair that I use at work and they can be pretty invaluable in the winter.

 

[Icarry2]

I use Yaktraxs.

https://www.yaktrax.com/


I have a set of PRO's and XTR's. The pros are prone to breaking in the front if you happen to drag your toes. The XTRs have a little weight to them but are awesome.

 

[pgfrmr]

I've got a pair of Rocky PAC boots that have them built into the bottom off the boot. When you want them out you just unfold them. The rest of the time they hide in the tread.