Winter Walking EASY SPIKE™ Ice Cleats
JD350-S Small
12% on 6 pr. or more
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Fits Shoe Sizes
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| Men's | Women's | Size |
| 11½ - 13½ | --- | XL |
| 9 - 11 | 11+ | L |
| 6½ - 8½ | 8½ - 10½ | M |
| < 6 | 6½ - 8½ | S |
Ice Cleats JD350
EASY SPIKE™ Ice Cleats Benefits and Features
EASY SPIKE™ is designed by ice cleats experts with over 35 years of experience and share critical features found in Winter Walking's Professional Ice Cleats. Here's why this is important to you.
- You get instant, secure traction on ice, snow, packed-snow, and black ice because of 22 well-positioned, aggressive, stay-sharp, and molded-in 2mm carbon steel studs penetrate the densest ice. The tread design is aggressive for better traction in deep snow.
- They stay securely on and aligned on your footwear for increased safety because the straps are strong, durable, and wide.
- They're easy to put on and take off because they have pull tabs and the straps stay flexible in frigid temperatures.
- They fit most shoes and boots up to a men's 13½ and available in Sizes: Small (JD350-S); Medium (JD350-M); Large (JD350-L); and Extra Large (JD350-XL).
- They add no noticeable weight to you footwear because they're so lightweight.
- You'll always have them with you when you need them because they're compact and foldable. So, you can carry them in your pocket, backpack, car console, glove compartment, and briefcase.
- You're safer at night because they have a reflective heel.
Conditions Where EASY SPIKE™ Ice Cleats Keep You Much Safer
| Slippery Condition: | Excellent | Good | N/A |
| Ice | X | ||
| Snow and Slush | X | ||
| Black Ice | X | ||
| Fats | X | ||
| Chemicals | X | ||
| Oil | X | ||
| Soaps | X | ||
| Water and Other Liquids | X | ||
| Mud | Not Recommended | ||
| Safe for Driving | X | ||
| Use Indoors | No | ||
EASY SPIKE™ Ice Cleats FAQs
For most people, no. That's because one of the main reasons people stop wearing ice cleats is because, depending on your circumstances, it can be extremely inconvenient and even impractical. That's why you'll often find ice cleats in the junk drawer in the garage instead of on peoples' shoes and boots.
If you live in a city, you're constantly getting on and off mass transit and in and out of doors. Since ice cleats will either damage floors or be extremely slippery on hard, smooth surfaces, you have to take the ice cleats off, and then put them back on when you go outside. Most people won't put up with the hassle. You also have to be careful where you step because regular ice cleats can be slippery of sewer grates and utility hole covers.
The same thing is true about driving because you should remove most ice cleats every time you get into your car and put them back on when you get out. But there's a solution.
Fortunately, I have an ice cleat you can wear on most indoor floors and even while you drive. Look at Winter Walking LOW-PRO because they make wearing ice cleats practical and care-free for a lot of people. They're a little more expensive. However, the added convenience is worth every penny.
I added this question because I have no logical answer. I have even had people tell me that their mail carrier loves his EASY SPIKE™ because he can wear them on indoors rugs. Here's the bottom line. EASY SPIKE has 2mm aggressive carbon steel spikes. 2mm spikes
- will scratch soft floors;
- are bad for carpets; and
- slippery on hard smooth floors.
Yaktrax are extremely popular and they won't damage interior floors. However, Yaktrax
- are not safe to wear on most indoor floors and you still have to take them off when you go inside because the wound steel coils are extremely slippery on dry smooth surfaces;
- are very slippery when you step on city hazards like sewer grates, utility hole covers, and when getting on and off mass transit;
- have durability issues; and
- lastly, the non-aggressive hand-wound steel coils became far less effective in frigid temperatures when the ice is denser.
