TbestSnow Grips For Shoes,Yak Track for Boots,Walk Traction,Spikeless Traction Shoes,Ice Shoes Grippers Outdoor Snow Antiskid Spikes Grips Mountain Climbing Footwear Ice Traction Cleats

Bought for a Christmas gift and they love them.

Living near Yellowstone National Park, these are very good and sturdy. The traction of chain gives you more confidence when walking in snow/ice. Would recommend to anyone living in four season area.

Item is cheaply made & very small. Ordered Zak Tracks before & they could easily accommodate a man's boot. These are of inferior quality & very small. Would NEVER order these again.....sadly I ordered several pairs this time....lesson learned. Should e illegal for them to use the tern Yak Track

Great to have spears for winter

I love my yaks.I wear them hiking very often and they are very supportive of keeping me from sliding in slick conditions.I do worry sometimes they will fall off as they have in the past, so make sure to size appropriately so they stay snug!

I have used Yak Tracks very happily for several years, but the Tracks that I used were sized according to shoe size, and cost several times this amount. These Yaks appear to be the same as what I used to use, but were so small, that I had no way to try them out. I am not even sure that they would work with size 7. but if they fit on you shoe, they would be wonderful.

These "Universal" Ice Cleats are too small for most shoe sizes. My husband was able to stretch them enough to put them on my average size seven shoes with great effort. I was not strong enough to do it myself. I was disappointed, because some similar ones I used at a nature center in the past were very easy to put on and take off. They work fine once they are on though. I wouldn't recommend these for any feet larger than a woman's size 7, and even then, you need to have some arm strength to get them on.