Crampons For Adults

They grip the snow and the ice with absolutely no problems. They are wonderful if you aren't sure which you will encounter.

Cleats fit well and are easy to attach. Carry case was not as pictured - it is just a pouch with drawstring rather than a harder zip-up case.

Excellent quality. Ordered spares!

Can't imaging my trip without this!Went to Lake Tahoe for an overnight backpacking trip finally. Glad and fortunate I have brought these!The trail was covered completed with water from the melting snow and in early morning it was literally an ice trail. But with this I had no problem stepping anywhere I need, it gave me full confidence on icy trail and snow. Even on rocks it adds traction. After 16 miles of use on different terrain it is still in good shape!Love it!I wear boots size 7 and get an M. Make sure you get a tighter size, if it dragged to the ground while you lift your feet it will be wore out faster

They work really well at the dog park. I always had to walk slow and watch every step i took. It works really good on a couple inches of snow on snowy sidewalk. What i didnt like is i wear size 7 shoe. I bought the med. Size it fit nice and tight. The 2nd time i wore them i could tell the rubber was streched. It still stay on my boots nicely. I m not sure if they will make to the end of winter. I hope they dont keep stretching out.Update: 2/3/18.... I ended up being disappointed by the 3rd time wearing them they stretched out so much they wouldn't stay on my boots. They now fit my boyfriends size 10.5 shoes, we will see how long they stay they fit.They don't make a small in this product, but I don't think i would buy it if they did. This product materials need to be improved ASAP....

I bought these for Summit St.Helens and they broke within the first mile. The chain loops bent and disconnected from the rubber holes they are linked to. I am a women's size 6.5 and these claim to fit a women's 5.5+, but I think they were too big which caused the chains to get misplaced on the shoe while walking and causing links to bend. Would not recommend these if under a size 7 women's.

I bought these on a whim and I’m so glad I did! Snowshoes are overkill for most winter hiking. We take them, but unless you’re breaking trail you probably don’t need them. These things, on the other hand, are essential. Less weight on your feet means you have more energy for a longer hike, you move faster, you get better traction, and if you need to pack them up because the snow does get too soft they come off easy and you can pop them in your pack.

I only used these on a hike for about 5 minutes this past weekend (most of the snow was soft enough where I didn't need them) but for the time I did use them it made it SO much easier. I almost wish I had put them on sooner because I'm sure it would've made the snowy part of the hike easier! Not sure about durability or anything since I hardly used them. Will update in the future.