I have more than 20 miles on a pair of MICROspikes and have had no problems. I have put them on and taken them off 30 or 40 times, and so far they show no sign of wear. There is no comparison to Yaktrax and they have at least as good a grip on ice or hard-packed snow as Stabilicers. My Stabilicers would lose screws after similar use. I like that MICROspikes fit easily into a pocket, unlike the bulky Stabilicers. A great product.

These are great. I am able to walk on my icy driveway without worry about falling.

Just recently hiked Mt. Madison in NH with these and they performed very well. I could not have made it to the summit without them as it was above tree-line and covered in ice. The MICROspikes gave me sure footing that I could count on and made the hike very enjoyable.

I bought them to go to Iceland in the Winter for my size 13 wide waterproof gore Tex hiking boots. I bought a cheaper pair initially, but after trying the other pair on they were too difficult to get onto my large boots. The Kahtoola were much easier to get on and off and worked great both on , and under glaciers, but also on frozen streets and asphalt paths around waterfalls!

Great traction on some icy hikes (moderate hills, but still steep and slippery enough that these were really helpful. Easy to take on and off.

Ordered these while I was deployed in Afghanistan during the winter and was awesome. Much better quality than what was being given while I was over there. Would recommend to fellow military personnel in the AOR during winter. I pass mine around to my friend as the deploy during winter months.

I had Yaktrax and they were completly insufficient for my needs. These Microspikes are great. They hold my feet solidly in place while winter hiking and walking on frozen lakes. The monorail on the mountain trails does not even feel slippery anymmore.

Well, lets just say I can walk on steep icy inclines now. Great product and still in perfect condition after 50+ miles of hiking in icy conditions.

They make a difference for sure.

I live in Alaska. On most of our hikes everybody uses these. Keep them sharp or you will go down.