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JENNIE C
> 3 dayThe micro spikes help with providing traction on the hiking trails. But since they only come in small, medium and large most of my friends have added a shoelace system to tie the rubber upper portion onto their trail runners and hiking boots so they dont come off on the trail.
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Kathryn A. Blough
> 3 dayHusband has huge ice fishing boots, and these work well right over the top. Thank you!
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D. Schweitzer
Greater than one weekExactly what I was looking for. Works well with packed snow, ice, and combination of snow/ice terrain. Helped keep my footing while hiking on snowy sloped terrain.
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Ward B.
> 3 dayGreat product- very secure winter hiking/crusty snow/icy conditions up 4K footers in New England.
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Jeralynn Crumb
> 3 dayWell worth the money.I climb up and down icy inclines like nothing. Wish I had bought these sooner. Meant for the trail only, the spikes are too large to walk on sidewalks.
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Erik G.
Greater than one weekhave had several pairs of imitation microspikes but these are so easy to put on compared to the knockoffs.
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mcs1998
> 3 dayThis product is awesome. I live where we get snow and rain and snow and rain and so forth. We tend to get ice after it rains and these spikes are great. They are easy to put on and they work very well. I have tried a few brands/kinds of spikes and these by far are the best! What everyone else is saying about them is true, they work.
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phlrkl
> 3 dayinstant traction can be carried in your pocket or pack and deployed in a matter of a minute or two; light weight and dont take up too much space when not in use
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Katrina
> 3 dayI am a 50 year old woman and in average shape, I live on a mountain in the Northeast and thanks to these spikes, I can still get out most days. They make me feel invincible! I can walk my unruly Rottweiler across a sheet of ice-on an incline, for real! Our road remains icy much of the season but I have zero issues with my spikes. No more excuses for me to stay inside, love em!
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R. Gugler
> 3 dayThey are more expensive than others, but so very worth it! I do a lot of winter hiking and they are definitely what you need for secure footing. It is best to take them off if you are going over more bare ground than snow or ice as they do hurt my feet in those instances, and can get slippery on solid rock.