❄️ 5-Stud Slip-On Ice Cleats for Winter Boots - 2PCS

❄️ 5-Stud Slip-On Ice Cleats for Winter Boots - 2PCS

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❄️ 5-Stud Slip-On Ice Cleats for Winter Boots - 2PCS

❄️ 5-Stud Slip-On Ice Cleats for Winter Boots - 2PCS

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Winter Walking Gear

Extra Grip for Icy Mornings

Slip these cleats over your winter boots for added traction on icy sidewalks and packed snow.

  • Five Metal Studs
  • Stretch-On Loops
  • Pull Off by Hand

01 · The Grip

Five Studs Under Each Forefoot

Each cleat places five metal studs on a textured pad under the front of your boot.

02 · Put Them On

Toe First. Heel Second.

  1. Toe. Slip the toe loop over the front of your boot.
  2. Heel. Stretch the heel loop over the back.
  3. Check the fit. Make sure both loops sit snugly and the pad lies flat with the studs facing down.
Pulling the stretch-on heel loop over the back of a winter boot

03 · Everyday Winter Walks

From the Dog Walk to the Commute

Keep them by your boots for the morning dog walk, the trip to work or a round of snow shoveling.

Walking a dog on a winter sidewalk in boots with slip-on cleats
Commute and Snow Shoveling
Commuter wearing ice cleats on a frosty sidewalk
Winter boots fitted with ice cleats while clearing snow

04 · Pack for the Trail

Bring Them Along for Packed Snow

Pack the flexible cleats with your winter gear for frosty paths and walks to the cabin.

Two flexible ice cleats held together at a winter trailhead
Trail and Cabin Walks
Slip-on cleats fitted over winter boots on a snowy birch trail
Winter boots with ice cleats on a packed-snow path to a cabin

05 · Back at the Door

Pull Them Off by Hand

Pull the heel loop back and slip the toe loop off. Remove the cleats before stepping onto smooth indoor floors.

Removing an ice cleat by pulling its heel loop off by hand

Cleat Details

StudsFive metal studs per cleat
Grip padTextured pad under the forefoot
AttachmentStretch-on toe and heel loops
UseOutdoor walking on ice and packed snow

Common Questions

Where do the studs sit?

The studded pad sits under the forefoot. The heel loop helps keep the cleat in place.

Do I need tools to take them off?

Pull the heel loop off by hand, then slide the toe loop forward off your boot.

Get Ready for Your Next Winter Walk

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