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Ideal for black ice. I used the Icer's for two weeks in northern Norway on mirror-smooth ice surfaces. They provide perfect support. Even on a short mountain tour on frozen ground, I didn't slip once. Adapting to the mountain boots is relatively easy and it is also not difficult to put them on and take them off when shopping in the supermarket. No signs of wear so far. Make a very stable impression.

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Fierce and firm soles. The good and bad sides of detachable models are that they can be used with different shoes, but that has its own difficulty and, however, its comfort is not up to the level of official studded shoes. I myself have had a little trouble getting it to stay properly in place with different shoes. There may also be a fault with the user. However, I think very good so-called for work use, e.g. snow work, etc. And it's really a plus that you can change to other shoes as needed, even from ankle boots to boots. However, for jogging I would rather get decent studded shoes (Icebugs etc.). The good thing is that these can be repaired (straps and pins can be changed).

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I got these "studs" because they are easy to put on and fit into my Kuomi and rubber boots. They are good to walk with and they bite the ice. I am happy to have regained my sense of security. I got a tip about the product from an acquaintance. I recommend. with the right of return, I was able to try the product at home to see if they fit exactly in those shoes.

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For once, a non-slip sole, which is good! The ice under the snow is treacherous when you can't see it, but you can walk on these studs with a sense of security. The previous 'fakes' sent me flying on my back.

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Hi, it looked proper and functional when ordering. They work really well in use. The Vibram construction makes stepping flexible, and my aching knee doesn't hurt. The studs are sturdy and I've been able to trust them. I haven't been able to try it on sea or lake ice yet.

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Good grip and easy to use! I'm not completely convinced about the Velcro straps yet. The stickers started to come off in the lumpy snow drift. I'll probably have to add quick-release belts to them in the future. Wait and see.

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Absolutely essential winter equipment if you can stand upright in the terrain - and why not also on the sidewalks of the city of Helsinki..

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These remained in use. You need to walk well and naturally. I can't be completely satisfied when for some reason I ordered too big and that's why it doesn't stay in place. Hmmm, have those stated dimensions been the same as they are now...?

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Easy to put on and take off, which is a plus when moving around the city. They don't slip on icy surfaces at all. Stepping on the asphalt is a bit of a hard bump, which is a challenge in spring and winter, when some of the roads are already melted. But these solvent soles are best used on icy forest paths or the like.

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Icer's Vibram creepers look strong and durable. Haven't tried them yet as it's bare ground.

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I think they are really good. They sit very well on ice, are easy to put on the shoe, and the strong Velcro keeps it in place. Recommended!

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The first studded insoles that are not stilettos!! Have been using it for 2-3 weeks now and I must say that they are good. Even if there is 1..2cm of snow in between, you still need to extend the studs into the ice. They stay well in place in the shoes. You can definitely recommend these!

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Difficult to put on the shoe, but works well. Support and hold.

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Top product. The slippage is over. Before using it, I wondered if it would make the sole of the hiking shoe too stiff. The worry was pointless. Likewise, the grip of the Velcro straps. These should have been purchased years ago.

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Qualified! Walking on these is on icy roads like in summer weather. Very good grip.

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Very good service and fast delivery. Haven't had time to test the spikes yet, but they look very good and exactly as described.

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There is solid progress now. No slips or bumps when kicking a step in deep powder snow, as long as there is harder snow on the bottom where the studs are held.

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These are such tough go-to games that you can even climb a straight wall with them!

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A stud insole that feels good. It feels a little stiff when walking, but maybe it just takes some getting used to. You can find grip.

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I'm satisfied. For once, a product that stays where it needs to be. Much better than the cheap equivalents. There is a price, but you don't want to get good for cheap. I recommend it.

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Very good on ice and snow. A solid large pin. I bought it for my mother so that she can visit the store safely. Stays well in the shoe, does not slip. It might take a bit of getting used to these if you don't have previous experience with this type. The only downside is indoor use in a shop; I think they are really slippery. So you should take a separate bag with you, and take them off before shooting indoors. If there were a few cumin studs on the bottom, it would certainly significantly improve the grip indoors. Otherwise, their grip is much better than the studs that screw into the bottom of the shoe itself (tried all the screw-on studs on the market).

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Very good anti-slip properties. They hold extremely well in all conditions, even on wet mirror ice. They stay on well, as long as the size is right. They are a bit laborious to attach, so they work best if you can leave them in the shoes for a longer time.

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They work perfectly on unevenly frozen roads and paths. Of course, the studs wear out with use, they lasted about 200km on me. There is grip even after this, but the grip is no longer the same.

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A very useful accessory for winter. The first impression is that of a durable and well-made product. Once fixed on the boots, it has no way to unravel. Exceptional quality and without manufacturing defects!

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So far, the best insoles I've used.

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Good attachment to shoes. Very satisfied with these, very like.

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The best slides I've used so far. Easy to attach securely to shoes and the pins stick to the ice and are not detached during use.

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Works perfectly on ice and snow! Str. L fits winter shoes size 46.

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Very good even with a barefoot shoe. Remains upright even on wet ice.

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Super good spikes, the only thing that worked on the blank ice here at home. Can highly recommend these.

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Fulfillment of wishes: excellent grip and good attachment to the shoes (stay in place).

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Stay really good in the shoe. I use ice at work almost daily, I recommend.

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Good service. Everything okay.

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easy to put on: requires no effort, adaptable, light, efficient on slippery ground.

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Very good spikes and fast delivery

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Really like. When the adjustments are in place, they stay well in place. In the new mass model, the longer rear strap makes it easier to put on, for example, hiking shoes. Panava, but does not need additional weights to make the loop more efficient😁

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Super good product, you do not slide forwards, backwards or sideways. Good on the dog walk, among other things! 👍

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I finally have the perfect spikes. Am thrilled

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Really well designed anti-slip devices. Excellent mounting adjustments. With these you can go for a longer walk, and you will do well even if you are on the way to melted points, even on a cliff. These on foot can also be walked on the yard. In addition to durability, Vibram soles are also useful on snow-covered ice where in some places the pins do not pass through the snow into the ice, the soles keep on the snow. The placement of the pins around the outer edges brings step stability, stability and thus credit to the grip. Interchangeable pins bring carefree walking in melted terrain when you don’t have to think about saving pins. It is worth noting that they weigh a bit, but on the other hand the ease of walking on a slippery slate again negates this feeling. I can recommend with a good conscience!

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Easy to attach to the shoe and take off. Really like slippery.

The soles are big and much more balanced than common ice grips, and also less slippery indoors than the type with claws. It's easy to take off and wear outdoors - just be careful not putting fingers under the sole! I have to use a nylon bag to carry them around in backpack because they're firm and cannot be folded. The product doesn't include any bag.

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There is enough grip. The right size in relation to the boot is very important. Then it works well.

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The anti-slip devices really need to be measured accurately in order to get the right size, self-managed size just a button. Previous feedback had mentioned that the anti-slip devices were heavy. The weight of the cheap ones is many times higher, but if the foot has even a little more sturdy winter shoes with a handle, then the weight of the non-slip ones does not feel anywhere, you will not notice at all when walking. If, of course, there are small whistling shoes, then the thing is different ... though small country heels may not be worth buying as big as. Stay very well in place and easy to take off and change to another shoe or clean up. The pins stick well. And that grip ... absolutely first class compared to cheap ones! Has already kept very icy hills up, down and sideways when walking. Of course, with longer spikes, grip is even better on clean ice and you should be careful not to go to the worst places. Very good shopping, I highly recommend!

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Good sturdy anti-slip, I find it easier to attach to footwear than many products made of rigid rubber band. Thanks to the adjustable velcro straps, it fits well on thick-toed safety shoes, which many rubber bands do not do. Expensive but good, I can't say about sustainability yet, but I think it's good too.

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Good grip. The attachment should be better

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Excellent, no slip shoe and no slipper. Others were acquired for our family.

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A wide variety of anti-slip devices have been tested, but all have the same "fault": the pins are on the bottom of the shoe, not enough on the toe or enough on the back. But these are! None in the middle, just around the edges and it has been a carefree press to go on the icy streets! Can be adjusted for a wide range of shoes thanks to velcro straps and after adjustment it is easy to put on the foot. I was a little amazed at how heavy these soles are, but does it going to hurt in any way, they may then be durable and not any pimples. So I am very satisfied!

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Very sturdy mounting. Keep on ice while running.

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Good grip and comfortable to wear, but the stitching on the straps is lousy; were resolved after half an hour of use. Varuste.net took care of the repair / replacement half a reasonably well. To the shoemaker for repair, a picture from the receipt to the Mail and the money to the account. There was no point in it; after all, those prices should have lasted.

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The best anti-slip, which I have used. The last were involved in the 35 km march. I used anti-slip on icy road sections and there was no need to watch out for slipping when walking. For part of the trip, I had to use anti-slip on asphalt. Wear on the pins I didn't notice. Top product based on the use found so far. Quick to put on shoes and take off. I highly recommend. The price is many times cheaper compared to it but the product is worth the price. Replacement pins are also a good thing. Increase service life.

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Definitely like even if you just walk on the mirror ice. Fastening is a bit awkward when the straps need to be arranged to get them in place.

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Good non-slip insoles for stud shoes.

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Great game. The only non-slip anti-slip device. Be careful with the size.

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on terrain runs a great help against slipperiness

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Excellent anti-slip. Suitable for all shoes, including those without sleeves. The foot does not slip on the mirror ice, even if you take a little momentum before slipping. Not a word of reproach.

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The best anti-slip what I've used. Washes clearly - frighteningly slippery - Nokia pins in Kaira boots as well as Icebug studs. As a widely good Vibram rubber, it also works when there is snow underneath (cf. anti-slip with spikes in chains).

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Perfect grip! Frisbee golf has been twisted all winter, practicing and competing, and there has never been a slip. Able to throw at full speed and weight when there is no need to worry about slipping. Great product!

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I've used a lot. Easy to use both on ice and otherwise slippery. One of the straps broke off the rubber sole, but I don’t know if it was a malaise or an “accident”.

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The best anti-slip you have ever tried.

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Icers non-slip base works well.

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Icers are unbeatable. Had them for about 10 years, just needed to screw in new screws / spikes. Must be your most unprofitable product.

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Insoles are a woman walking in a city quite heavy and clumsy-looking, but really the only durable and a perfect hold insoles that I've found so far. All the others I’ve tried have clicked across or fallen somewhere along the way. The only downside is that not-so-graceful look, as well as the Moul-like plastic fastener behind the ankle, which I had to remove completely right at the beginning after rubbing too much. But even this did not prove to be a greater problem; its like just putting the ankle straps cross behind the ankle and attaching them to the front with stickers. Walking with these insoles will never be any light leap, no matter how heavy and plush they are, but it’s nice to walk on the mirror ice with calm and rugged confident steps. In shops and other interiors, these usually have to be removed immediately and put back in some wind cabinet or stairwell, which is a little awkward, of course. But I guess you can't get everything.

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The insole is not quick to change from one shoe to another, the insole is heavy and perhaps expensive. But when it gets caught, it stays in place, robustness creates image quality and walking comfort. I've never gotten good on the cheap. The reason we got the two (for wife and ourselves) was to make the crashes end where they were designed to make the crashes end. Insoles do not need to slip except on slippery stone floors inside. If you want insoles buy a product if you want to slip and go to the emergency room, buy something else

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I bought Icer's for ice fishing equipment for myself and the yarnman last Christmas. They have been needed all winter because there has been a little snow on the ice. On the ice they have walked tens of miles. Good games are. Fish club gangs, and others, have asked where to get these. That this is the case this time!

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I recently got other ICER’s non-slip. The former lasted for several years. These new ICER's anti-slip devices are still there improved from the past and remain firmly on their feet. I recommend!

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It was infinitely good for 3 winters until the back bracket snaped when I put it on my feet yesterday :(

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yes the good ones are. I myself had to add extra tightness from the front to the back of the shoe to keep it tight. is a bit of a stepping stone. the norm of non-slip broke usually broke the first time.

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I will never again use any non-slip devices other than these !! Just like walking in the summer. As the owner of two big dogs, I can now walk in complete safety.

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I have've been in the past several, like a dictionary sliding barriers and the most common problem has been that they oo remained firmly on the bottom of shoes and a few loop jäljeen pins is've been the end but then I decided to buy Icer's: it and I've had them really happy, overwhelming manner best what I have ever had These just don’t feel like they’re in their shoes and they help to dampen well the unevenness of the road and most importantly they REALLY keep and stay in place in the shoes - they really are taxes on their price.

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I've used those now 5-winter period at sea and ice fishing are very endured, I can say: they are the new match! I weigh about 100kg so ...

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For those who also enjoy frisbee golf in the winter, these are absolutely good non-slip barriers. Sure, you can play with those low-cost stores of a few euros, but this investment is worth it. In these places, it is not necessary to slip on the rocks, let alone on the rocks, so credit. Screw-in spare pins can also be found on these and are easy to attach. I highly recommend!

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I recently bought Icer's non-slip insoles here when I have to walk to work in the winter and the roads in general are very slippery due to poor sanding. Indeed, many have asked "where do you get the witch?"

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When our dogs are outdoors, four different types of anti-slip devices have been tried. This is the first model that is really functional and durable. Other models either don’t stay in their shoes in place or their pins wear out in a few months. Although the anti-slip is more than twice as expensive as other models on the market, the use of these anti-slip becomes much cheaper in the long run. At the moment, I have used the insoles three winters and still work well. When the pins of the insole wear out at some point, an interchangeable Pin Set is available as an accessory. The pins are easy to change yourself. Personally, I haven't had to change pins yet. I recommend.