I don't usually put much value in reviews but having read the good reviews on these spikes, I bought a set. Well, as it turns out, these spikes exceeded my expectations. The fit guide was spot on, they didn't move around while walking and showed next to no wear despite being put through the wringer. They fit perfectly on my boots and worked exactly as you would expect, giving great traction walking on ice and snow while climbing and descending small slopes. Two thumbs up for this product.
Product Description
Our entrepreneurial team was established in 2016.Our aim is to provide the most satisfactory service to our customers.We are a young, enthusiastic and active team.The original intention of developing this product is get people excited to wander out into the wild and see this beautiful world for themselves! Walking confidently in the snowy road.Are you ready for winter travel now?
Stay up and stay out with aggressive traction you can count on!
Wearing your favorite boots and walking confidently on the snow!
From mountain tops to the beaten path, Passionate winter enthusiasts are filled with their love for the outdoors and human-powered adventure born from the sole to the soul. Tracing the footsteps, EnergeticSky delivers unrivaled traction for these enthusiasts.Abrasion-resistant 19 multi-directional enhanced stainless steel spikes.Welding chain stronger.Silicone,not the general TPR rubber,highly elastic and cold-resistant,tested to remain flexible to -60degrees F.
- Durable carry bag
- A pair of lengthen velcro webbing
- Silicone material,5mm thicker than TPR
- 19 directional enhanced stainless steel spikes
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| USE | Hiking,climbing,Thick snow,Sports | Daily walking,Thin snow,Slippery road | Fishing,Photographing,Hunting,Sking | Hiking,Walking,Hunting,Snow Skiing,Camping Climbing Mountain |
| SIZE | M,L,XL | M,L,XL | S,M,L,XL,XXL | S,M,L,XL |
| COLOUR | Orange,Black | Black | Black,Red,Yellow | Black |
| USER | Unisex | Unisex | Unisex | Unisex |
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Verified!!! - Two Winters of Use Later...
[UPDATE to my Preliminary review below]....These are a *verified* good purchase in my books. I hike about 3-days a week all winter, 5-10 km at a time, I am not a casual user. Used two winters now, mud, rocky river bed trails, ice/snow covered trails, salty parking lots, not a hint of rust and only minor wear on the points that has zero effect on performance. No bending of the spikes. The rubber is still in great shape. The eyelets show no signs of pull-out. I can still traverse 30deg shear ice, no issues. I bought another pair, these are now my back-up pair (boy scout motto). Added new pictures as verification after two years of good winter/spring use.-------------------PERFORMANCE: I have put on about 15km [10 miles] in two totally different conditions. First was forest trail that had frozen bare ground, very compacted snow and clear shear ice on hilly terrain. Without a doubt, very solid traction, there was no hint of slippage even on 30deg ice. Second was mixed conditions, no ice but loose compacted snow and also zero compacted powder about 10in deep. In these conditions they don't prevent slipping but almost act like boat paddles a little. They help to move you along. Now, on hard pavement, they are not comfortable. I did not see any damage to the spikes but they not are meant for long miles on pavement. If you need slip and fall protection taking out the garbage or are an urban postman, these are not for you. Studded (vs spike) ones would be better for this. Once on soft pack they are quite comfortable.SIZING and FIT: These are my first set of traction products. This product in men's range from 7-9 (L) then 8.5-13 (XL). I wear a 9.5 (wide) hiking boot (Merrell), not one of these giant snow boots. I took a chance and ordered the smaller 7-9 size thinking, if they are good for a 9 'giant' boot, then my 9.5 smaller hikers will be nice and snug. I think I made the right decision. I have seen others on the trail where the chains are flopping around. So, if you are in a transition size, think about the type of boot too. If you wear a 10 or larger hike boot, get the XL. If you are putting these on high-heels, then think about under-sizing. If the XL will fit a 13 "snow" boot, they would be big on my smaller feet and shoe type.DURABILITY: as mentioned, I have walked some pavement, I do not see any damage to the spikes or any bending. Only one season thus far and 15km, cannot speak to multi-year use bur so far so good.Overall very happy.
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